Criminal Justice and Fair Trial Right to Equality and Non-Discrimination Right to Health Zimbabwe

Using Science for Justice: The Implications of the Expert Consensus Statement on Zimbabwe’s HIV Criminalisation Law

May 2, 2020

Written by: Oxford Human Rights Hub

Criminalising HIV emboldens the dangerous myth that people living with HIV are culpable for the epidemic.

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