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- Legal and Clinical Implications of HIV Non/Disclosure: A Practical Guide for HIV Nurses in Canada
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2013, CATIE, Canadian Association of Nurses in AIDS Care (CANAC)
Guidelines and manuals - PDF
More info - Women and HIV: A disclosure toolkit
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2018, Women and HIV/AIDS Initiative (WHAI)
Guidelines and manuals - PDF
More info - Prison-based needle and syringe programs: myths and facts
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2018, Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network (CHLN)
Fact sheet - Webpage
More info - The world drug perception problem: countering prejudices about people who use drugs
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2017, Global Commission on Drug Policy
Report - PDF
More info - Why Decriminalization is Consistent with Public Health Goals
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2014, Canadian Alliance for Sex Work Law Reform
Report - PDF
More info - HIV and the Law: Risks, Rights and Health: Supplement
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2018, Global Commission on HIV and the Law
Report - PDF
More info - Expert consensus statement on the science of HIV in the context of criminal law
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2018, Journal of the International AIDS Society
PDF
More info - Criminal justice system's response to non-disclosure of HIV
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2017, Department of Justice Canada
Report - PDF
More info - Prison needle and syringe programs: policy brief
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2017, Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network (CHLN)
Webpage
More info - Sex Work and Changes to the Criminal Code After Bill C-36: What Does the Evidence Say?
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2015, Canadian Alliance for Sex Work Law Reform
Report - PDF
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