Laws around HIV disclosure are often complicated and may seem confusing. This resource page from the Pacific AIDS Network (PAN) is intended to bring together in one place current resources that clearly outline the laws, rights and responsibilities for people living with HIV in Canada.
As you will see, the resources found here are tailored to various audiences from people living with HIV, to service providers, lawyers and policy makers. Resources vary from brochures presenting specific information, to opinion pieces, scientific briefings, and informational videos. Many of these resources also provide specific information to support people living with HIV in disclosing their status in a variety of scenarios.
TOOLKIT CONTENTS: (links open in a new tab on PANs website)
Resources for People Living with HIV
Resources for Service Providers
Resources for Legal and Policy Advocacy
Informative Print Media, Videos & Films
Research on Criminalization of HIV Non-Disclosure
PAN provides skills-building and targeted workforce development opportunities to the staff and key volunteers of member organizations. Through delivering trainings and workshops, personnel and key volunteers of PAN member organizations have the opportunity to explore, learn best practices and network with their peers from around the province.
http://pacificaidsnetwork.org/resources/hiv-and-the-law-toolkit/
