Police, réduction des risques et VIH
Ce document d’information explique comment les approches d’application de la loi encouragent les pratiques à risque chez les consommateurs de drogues et découragent les pratiques qui pourraient protéger leur santé, et propose des approches et des pratiques qui peuvent aider à promouvoir les objectifs de santé publique.
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Positive Transformation
Toni-Michelle Williams, the executive director of the Solutions Not Punishment Collaborative (SNaP Co.), a Black trans- and queer-led organization working to build safety, leadership and political power, explores alternatives to the historically violent and biased U.S. policing system—including restorative and transformative justice models.
Impact of Canadian human immunodeficiency virus non-disclosure case law on experiences of violence from sexual partners among women living with human immunodeficiency virus in Canada: Implications for sexual rights
Study measured the reported impact of HIV non-disclosure case law on violence from sexual partners among women living with human immunodeficiency virus in Canada. Findings bolster concerns that human immunodeficiency virus criminalisation is a structural driver of intimate partner violence, compromising sexual rights of women living with HIV. HIV non-disclosure case law intersects with other oppressions to regulate women’s sexual lives.
HIV Justice Live! – E04: Doing HIV Justice
In this episode of HIV Justice Live! HIV Justice Networks looks at UNDP’s new Guidance for Prosecutors; we learn from activists from England & Wales how they worked with the Crown Prosecution Service to establish prosecutorial guidelines; and we hear about similar attempts in Canada.
True Not Crime Story
Series of 4 videos from criminalisation survivors sharing their story to help others avoid their unfair experiences with the criminal justice system and HIV stigma. The videos are meant as a reminder of why these harmful HIV laws that still exist in over 30 states need to be modernised.
Anxiety about HIV criminalisation among people living with HIV in Australia
Drawing on cross-sectional data from 895 people living with HIV in Australia, this paper describes associations between standard measures of mental health and resilience with a newly devised scale measuring anxiety about HIV criminalisation. Findings suggest that laws criminalising HIV transmission have a broadly negative impact on wellbeing of people living with HIV, a situation that is exacerbated for gay and bisexual men, and other people living with HIV who may face intersecting forms of marginalisation based on race, gender or class.
Utilisation de la déclaration de consensus d’experts sur la connaissance scientifique relative au VIH dans le contexte du droit pénal
Analyse rapide conduite par le HIV Justice Network pour recueillir des informations sur la manière dont la déclaration de consensus des experts a été utilisée depuis sa publication afin de déterminer si elle a satisfait aux objectifs du projet initial (soutenir les arguments de la défense dans les affaires de criminalisation du VIH).