Report: Long-format research documents, usually including a detailed analysis of the law and proposing recommendations for reform.
Booklet: Short-format research documents, often summarizing the content of a related report.
Info sheets: Plain-language informational handouts.
Q&A: Plain-language answers to some of the most common questions related to a specific subject.
Briefing paper: Detailed background information on a particular activity related to one of our main issues.
Advocacy: Submissions to governments, courts, and UN bodies, as well as letters calling on officials for immediate action.
News releases: Our announcements and reactions to breaking developments in HIV and the law.
Legal Network News: Back issues (from 1999 to 2011) of our quarterly newsletter.
HIV/AIDS Policy & Law Review: Back issues (from 1994 to 2012) of our flagship journal on HIV and the law.
Evidence, analysis, action
Intimate Conviction: Examining the Church and Anti-Sodomy Laws across the Commonwealth
December 10, 2018 | Doc Type:AdvocacyIn October 2017, The Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network and Anglicans for Decriminalization hosted a two-day conference examining the role of the Church in anti-sodomy laws across the Commonwealth. The conference, Intimate Conviction, was a groundbreaking gathering that brought together activists, church officials, and politicians from around the world for an inspiring discussion. Now, to […]
Decriminalizing People Who Use Drugs: A Primer for Municipal and Provincial Governments
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Gendering the Scene: Women, Gender-Diverse People, and Harm Reduction in Canada – Full report
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