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Some countries have used the criminal law to prosecute people living with HIV who have – or are believed to have – put others at risk of acquiring HIV. Some countries’ laws criminalise people who do not disclose their HIV status to sexual partners as well as actual cases of HIV transmission.   

Human rights

Progress in Breaking Down Human Rights-Related Barriers to HIV and TB Services

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The Nation
1 August 2022
Human rights

​Unlawful policing: A crisis crippling the HIV response

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Frontline AIDS
28 July 2022
HIV & criminal law

​Unlawful policing: A crisis crippling the HIV response

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Frontline AIDS
28 July 2022
HIV & criminal law

US: Indiana legislators to meet this autumn to study for the first time the state’s HIV laws

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HIV Justice Network
22 July 2022
HIV & criminal law

HIV criminalisation continues with over 270 arrests recorded in 39 countries in the last three years

News
22 July 2022
Government, leadership & policy

UNAIDS applauds Argentina for the approval of its new human rights-based HIV law

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UNAIDS
5 July 2022
HIV & criminal law

Enforcement of HIV Criminalization in Tennessee

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Williams Institute
29 June 2022
HIV & criminal law

Condom ‘stealthing’ is sexual violence, bill says. Here’s what to know.

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The Washington Post
17 June 2022
HIV & criminal law

Uganda: Final arguments in landmark case challenging HIV criminalisation law to be made within a week

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HIV Justice Network
8 June 2022
HIV & criminal law

Canadian HIV criminalisation laws increase violence against women living with HIV

News
8 June 2022
HIV & criminal law

Georgia makes strides in modernizing HIV disclosure law

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Georgia Equality
12 May 2022
HIV & criminal law

In memoriam: HIV criminalisation survivor Rosemary Namubiru

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HIV Justice Network
11 April 2022
Women

Ending HIV Criminalization Starts With Me

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POZ
31 March 2022
HIV in the arts & media

Journalists’ working conditions foster stigmatising coverage of HIV criminalisation

News
29 March 2022
HIV & criminal law

How New Jersey Became the Third U.S. State to Repeal Its HIV Criminalization Law

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TheBody
18 March 2022
HIV & criminal law

UNAIDS welcomes parliament’s decision to repeal the law that criminalizes HIV transmission in Zimbabwe

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UNAIDS
18 March 2022
HIV & criminal law

New Jersey Repeals Outdated HIV Crime Laws and Fights Stigma

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POZ
1 February 2022
HIV & criminal law

HIV criminalisation and breastfeeding: a growing concern in sub-Saharan Africa

News
6 January 2022
HIV & criminal law

Two-thirds of HIV-related arrests in Kentucky are women, study finds

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The Hill
21 December 2021
HIV & criminal law

2021 in review: more successes, more challenges, much more to do

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HIV Justice Network
17 December 2021
Government, leadership & policy

US: A New National HIV Strategy Is Coming. What Might It Include?

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POZ
10 November 2021
HIV & criminal law

Canada: Top court hears case of man who broke promise to wear condom

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iPolitics
5 November 2021
Confidentiality, consent & medical ethics

Advocates Challenge the CDC’s New Effort to Track HIV Spread

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Undark
5 November 2021
HIV & criminal law

Why Mumbai sessions court’s order upholding two-year detention of HIV positive woman is bad in law

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The Leaflet
5 November 2021