本文解答了加拿大妇女服务机构遇到的一些艾滋病毒相关的常见法律问题。这些内容将帮 助提供服务的机构在必要时为他们的服务对象提供适当的法律信息和援助，也将为他们在 提供艾滋病毒相关信息的工作方面提供一些指导。 2012年4月 [Privacy and disclosure: questions and answers on HIV-related privacy and disclosure issues for women’s service providers in Chinese]
Este documento toma en consideración algunas de las preguntas más comunes relacionadas con el derecho y el VIH de las agencias que dan servicios a mujeres en Canadá. El contenido ayudará a los proveedores de servicios a informar y referirlas a los servicios de ayuda o apoyo legal cuando sea necesario. También les da una … Read more
The following op-ed was published in the November 24, 2014 edition of the Winnipeg Free Press. Michael Orsini is director of the Institute of Feminist and Gender Studies and associate professor in the School of Political Studies at the University of Ottawa. Richard Elliott is executive director of the Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network. We’ve made great … Read more
Highlights of our work in Canada and around the world from April 1, 2013 to March 31, 2014.
Blog by Cécile Kazatchkine, Senior Policy Analyst The overly broad criminalization of HIV is not a uniquely Canadian problem. In many countries around the world, a person living with HIV can be prosecuted, convicted and sent to prison for not disclosing their status, exposing someone to HIV or transmitting the virus. The situation in Canada is particularly infuriating at this juncture … Read more
This short, two-part video series addresses the urgent, pressing legal issue of criminalization of HIV non-disclosure in Canada, what is wrong with the current approach and why the Legal Network continues to work to change these laws and the way they are enforced. Watch them below, or on the Legal Network’s YouTube channel.
A series of 23 short videos on the criminalization of HIV non-disclosure in Canada, produced in July 2014 by the Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network. Cécile Kazatchkine, Senior Policy Analyst at the Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network, answers questions for people living with HIV about disclosure and the criminal law in Canada. We recommend that you watch … Read more