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​HIV Is Not a Crime III National Training Academy

HIV is Not a Crime III will unite and train advocates living with HIV and allies from across the country on laws criminalizing PLHIV and on st...

California Closer to Modernizing HIV Crime Laws

Lawmakers in both houses passed a bill to update laws and reduce penalties. It now goes to the governor.

Prevention: Criminalization

State laws that criminalize people who don’t first disclose their HIV status before potential exposure don’t appear to prevent transmission.

How to Use “Treatment as Prevention” and U=U to Reform HIV Crime Laws

Consensus statement warns of “dangerous consequences” if HIV crime laws rely on a person’s undetectable status and treatment adherence.

Man Charged With Murder After His Girlfriend Dies of AIDS-Related Illness

The married Ohio man is also accused of not telling her he was living with the virus.

Bill to Repeal HIV Criminalization Laws Moves Forward

California senators just passed a bill that would make intentionally infecting someone with HIV a misdemeanor instead of a felony.

“HIV Is Not A Crime III” Is Set for 2018

Next year’s national training academy will take place June 3 through 6 in Indianapolis.

HIV Criminalization Laws Have Been a Failure

A new study finds that laws that criminalize not disclosing one’s status prior to sex or needle sharing are not linked with lower HIV rates.

Congressional News Roundup Before the April Recess

Updates on the REPEAL HIV Discrimination Act, the Stop AIDS in Prison Act and the latest efforts to derail Obamacare
Laurel Sprague, PhD, at an HIV Justice Worldwide strategy meeting in March 2017.

Laurel Sprague Is the New Executive Director of GNP+

At the Global Network of People Living with HIV, she will implement an ambitious strategic plan.

POZ Poll: Do you think that intentionally transmitting HIV should be a misdemeanor instead of a felony?

Bill to Repeal HIV Discrimination Reintroduced in Congress

“HIV criminalization laws are based on bias, not science.”

HIV: Prosecution or Prevention? HIV Is Not a Crime

A chapter from the book “The War on Sex” edited by David M. Halperin and Trevor Hoppe.
Lil Eazy-E

Lil Eazy-E Views Updating HIV Laws as “Population Control”

Proposed California bill makes intentionally transmitting HIV a misdemeanor instead of a felony.

3 HIV Activists and 3 Lawmakers to Be Honored at AIDSWatch 2017

AIDSWatch gathers people with HIV on Capitol Hill to speak with their members of Congress on March 27 and 28.

44-Member AIDS Coalition Issues Statement of HIV Risk When Undetectable

The AIDS United Public Policy Committee also has signed on to the consensus statement issued by Prevention Access Campaign.
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