HIV

Year In Review 2017: Criminalizing people with HIV

After years of inaction, governments finally seem open to changes in prosecuting cases of HIV non-disclosure, but it’s not happening fast enough for those who end up behind bars

Dec 19, 2017

Alexander McClelland

HIV

Inside Torontos HIV-positive pop-up restaurant Junes Eatery

For two days in November, Toronto was home to the worlds first HIV-positive restaurant, a pop-up eatery where all the.

Nov 13, 2017

Randi Bergman

HIV

When will justice department announce new approach to prosecuting cases of HIV non-disclosure?

Critics say that recent conviction of Indigenous woman is further proof that the use of sexual assault laws in cases of HIV non-disclosure continue to criminalize marginalized people and women of colour

Jul 10, 2017

Alex McClelland

HIV

When will justice department announce new approach to prosecuting cases of HIV non-disclosure?

An Indigenous woman with HIV has had her appeal on an aggravated sexual assault conviction dismissed by the Manitoba Court.

Jul 10, 2017

Alex McClelland

HIV

Its All Tru shines a light on Ontarios outdated HIV disclosure laws

ITS ALL TRU by Sky Gilbert (The Cabaret Company/Buddies in Bad Times, 12 Alexander). Runs to May 14. $29-$39. buddiesinbadtimes.com..

May 10, 2017

Jordan Bimm

HIV

Momentum building for HIV law reform

Coalition emerges from meeting with senior federal justice officials last week feeling hopeful, but provinces remain reluctant to commit to moratorium on new charges involving non-disclosure of HIV status

Feb 19, 2017

Rob Easton

HIV

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