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The long arm of the law
Our regular contributor girlwithiv from the UK is investigated for non disclosure of her HIV status to a past lover. How can the law give someone the power to do this?’ she asks As I have not...
View ArticleJust another statistic
Our regular correspondent girlwithhiv is under investigation for non disclosure of her status. Here she recounts when the police called. I have spent months living in fear because I know how...
View ArticleDisclosing one's HIV status
It’s hard for women. Our girlwithhiv says “I wish that disclosing one’s HIV status was as easy as choosing a flavour of ice cream, or as simple as deciding whether it ought to be one scoop or two...
View ArticleCentre of a storm
Our girlwithhiv is at the centre of allegations that in the UK she didn’t disclose her HIV status to her former partner. Here she continues with her thoughts on criminalization of HIV Where Does It...
View ArticlePersecuted
Our girlwithhiv continues her story of how she has been investigated by the police as a result of allegations from her former partner that she didn’t disclose her HIV status Criminalisation of HIV: my...
View ArticleCriminalization saga continues
Prosecution for non disclosure of her HIV status seems very real for our UK contributor girlwithHIV whose ex-partner has asked the police to bring criminal charges against her. The Vexatious...
View ArticleStanding up to be counted can make a difference
Should HIV meds be free? Our UK contributor girlwithhiv recounts how she objected to paying for her drugs and how the charges were eventually waived. A few years ago, I had an article published in a...
View ArticleOpen letter
Girlwithhiv with an open letter to the man who is trying to have her prosecuted for non-disclosure of her HIV status Dear Mr X, I do not hate you for trying to have me prosecuted with the vexatious...
View ArticleOut of the shadows
Our girlwithhiv finds finds that’s she’s termed ”non infectious” by her medical team but her legal battles continue and she feels obligated to reveal her real name What a positive, enlightened...
View ArticleA step into the unknown
Our girlwithhiv on HIV and fertility treatment. "For the first time in months, I felt hopeful.women with HIV can have a baby free of HIV," An earlier version of this article first appeared in the...
View ArticleWhat World Aids Day 2013 means to me: the criminalisation of HIV
Our girlwithhv says “I know that on World Aids Day, I will be caring for my small child, while the (police) have still not made a decision to prosecute me for non-disclosure me with up to eight years...
View ArticleI should like to fall In love
Regular contributor girlwithhiv from the UK on love in the face of HIV: “I will find love in time but I know there are obstacles to finding an enlightened man.” I should like to fall in love, head...
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The long arm of the law
Our regular contributor girlwithiv from the UK is investigated for non disclosure of her HIV status to a past lover. How can the law give someone the power to do this?’ she asks As I have not...
View ArticleAmazingly fortunate
Our girlwithhiv asks “What does it feel like to be a mother living with HIV with a child born free of the virus?” I am absolutely passionate about the reproductive rights of women living with HIV. In...
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What’s it like to live with HIV?
Our UK correspondent girlwithhiv says since her initial diagnosis in 2008, her health has been good - but she would like to fall head over heels in love, despite the obtsacles I was diagnosed with HIV...
View ArticleWords fail me…
Our UK correspondent is advised that the police are not pursuing charges in her non disclosure case involving her ex-partner. But the damage is done . . Two days before World Aids Day 2013, I was...
View ArticleThank you!
Our girlwithhiv with a shout-out to those who have helped her during a difficult time in her life involving allegations of nondisclosure by her ex-partner. This article previously appeared in...
View ArticleJournalists and HIV
On the power of the media our girlwithhiv says “Journalists and editors are imbued with an important role in society. They can significantly influence the way their readership interprets and digests...
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