PHOENIX – A House Democrat wants to make it a felony to intentionally expose others to HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea, chlamydia or syphilis. “If you know you’re infectious, you should not be spreading that around no matter what the motivation is,” said Rep. Lela Alston, D-Phoenix.
Arizona Democrat plans new law to criminalise "intentional exposure" to HIV and other STIs via sex, needles or blood donation
News curated from other sources
US: Advocates seek to modernise HIV laws and HIV prevention education
Experts call for modernized HIV education and decriminalization in Oklahoma
November 16, 2024
US: New report shows that most of Indiana’s HIV criminal laws have yet to account for decades of advances in HIV science
Indiana has six HIV criminalization laws. Most criminalize conduct that cannot transmit HIV
November 15, 2024
US: First hearing imminent on two bills aiming to overhaul HIV criminalisation laws in line with modern science
Sweeping language introduced to modernize Ohio’s HIV laws proposed by an unlikely lawmaker
November 14, 2024
Kenya: Kenyan court dismisses HIV transmission case against domestic worker
Justice prevails as court stops unfounded HIV transmission charges
November 5, 2024
Mexico: Congresswoman presents HIV decriminalisation bill in Tlaxcala Congress
A bill to repeal the crime of the danger of contagion was presented before the Plenary of the Congress.
October 23, 2024