 
February 22, 2012
Chinese Court Voids Marriage Due to HIV Nondisclosure
The People’s Court of Qingyang District in the Sichuan province of China has invalidated a marriage because the husband failed to disclose his HIV-positive status, the China Daily reports. After dating for one year, the couple (whose names were not disclosed) married. When the wife pushed the issue of starting a family, the husband revealed he has HIV. The wife then moved to have the marriage annulled, and the courts agreed, stating the marriage was invalid because of the “concealment of disease.”
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ak, kennesaw, 2012-02-23 12:45:24
That's how I imagine my future, I meet a pretty girl and we get to know and like each other alot. Then one day I disclosure my status and she goes sprinting off as fast as she can, like a tornado, to join my past.
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