Expert affidavit in E.L. case on the impact of laws applied to criminalise HIV transmission or exposure
Affidavit provided to the High Court from Michaela Clayton, a human rights lawyer with extensive expertise in HIV/AIDS and human rights issues, concluding that, in her expert opinion, HIV criminalisation was unlikely to prevent new infections or reduce women's vulnerability to HIV but could in fact harm women rather than assist them, and also may negatively impact both public health and human rights.
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Отсутствие передачи ВИЧ от матерей с вирусной супрессией во время грудного вскармливания в сельской Танзании (2018)
Краткий отчет о клинической практике в Танзании, в ходе которой не было обнаружено передачи ВИЧ от матерей, которые оставались на лечении и имели подавленную вирусную нагрузку во время грудного вскармливания. Они заключают: "Грудное вскармливание означает очень низкий риск, если матери придерживаются АРТ".
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Advancing HIV Justice 3: Growing the global movement against HIV criminalisation
Provides a progress report of achievements and challenges in global advocacy against HIV criminalisation from 1st October 2015 to 31st December 2018.
Eminent judges unite to address HIV, human rights and the law
Describes a meeting of some 30 judges from the highest national courts of 16 countries in Asia and the Pacific to discuss the role of the judiciary in responding to HIV. Judges also debated the specific actions that can be taken to create a more supportive legal and social environment for people living with and vulnerable to HIV in the region.