Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network

Under the Skin
In visceral testimonies, people who have used drugs or shared needles inside a federal prison reveal their experience — this report makes an urgent appeal for dignity, health and human rights, aimed straight for the halls of Parliament.

HIV/AIDS Policy & Law Review
The latest issue of our flagship journal features a special section on our 1^st Annual Symposium on HIV, Law and Human Rights, including a public lecture on the criminalization of HIV transmission, delivered by Justice Edwin Cameron of the Constitutional Court of South Africa.

CAMR before Parliament
Despite the year-end prorogation of Parliament, Private Member’s Bill C-393, which received second reading on December 2, will continue to move forward in the House of Commons. When Parliament resumes, the Industry Committee will study the bill, informed by our brief to the Senate Committee, as well as prior testimony from a leading international trade law expert. Read more and find out how you can get involved at www.aidslaw.ca/camr.

Respect, Protect and Fulfill
This new legislative resource offers concrete ways to reform laws to tackle sexual and domestic violence, and family and property issues — and protect women’s human rights.

February 2, 2010 — Clean Needles Behind Bars Long Overdue
News Release

January 18, 2010 — Leading Together: What we can do to overcome AIDS at home and abroad
Statement

December 2, 2009 — Important Step Forward in Vote on Bill C-393
Statement

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Under the Skin In visceral testimonies, people who have used drugs or shared needles inside a federal prison reveal their experience — this report makes an urgent appeal for dignity, health and human rights, aimed straight for the halls of Parliament. HIV/AIDS Policy & Law Review The latest issue of our flagship journal features a special section on our 1^st Annual Symposium on HIV, Law and Human Rights, including a public lecture on the criminalization of HIV transmission, delivered by Justice Edwin Cameron of the Constitutional Court of South Africa. CAMR before Parliament Despite the year-end prorogation of Parliament, Private Member’s Bill C-393, which received second reading on December 2, will continue to move forward in the House of Commons. When Parliament resumes, the Industry Committee will study the bill, informed by our brief to the Senate Committee, as well as prior testimony from a leading international trade law expert. Read more and find out how you can get involved at www.aidslaw.ca/camr. Respect, Protect and Fulfill This new legislative resource offers concrete ways to reform laws to tackle sexual and domestic violence, and family and property issues — and protect women’s human rights. More February 2, 2010 — Clean Needles Behind Bars Long Overdue News Release January 18, 2010 — Leading Together: What we can do to overcome AIDS at home and abroad Statement December 2, 2009 — Important Step Forward in Vote on Bill C-393 Statement More To view PDF files you require the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
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