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Tag Archives: Ontario
Taking the fight against HIV criminalization to Crown Prosecutors
As the next phase of AAN!’s ongoing Think Twice campaign, today we sent letters to the Ontario Crown Prosecutors who have brought forward HIV non-disclosure prosecutions, and to their bosses. Crown Prosecutors, a.k.a. Crown Attorneys, play a pivotal role in … Continue reading
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Update on the Ontario Prosecutorial Guidelines Campaign & Community Consultations
The Campaign Background In the fall of 2010 the Ontario Working Group on Criminal Law & HIV Exposure (the Working Group) publicly launched the Campaign for Ontario Guidelines for Criminal Prosecutions of HIV Non-disclosure. We called on Ontario’s Attorney General … Continue reading