What's New
November 2007
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October 2007
- Human Rights and HIV/AIDS: Now More Than Ever
- Speaking Out on ODSP: Coalition Strategy Conference (November 15, 2007) — Director of Communications Leon Mar will deliver a workshop on media relations to this conference of the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP).
For more information, visit www.aidslaw.ca/events
- Access to Medicines and Intellectual Property: An International Expert Meeting on Canada’s Access to Medicines Regime, Global Developments, and New Strategies for Improving Access
Meeting Report
- Durham Regional HIV/AIDS Conference: Engaging Communities (November 28, 2007) — Executive Director Richard Elliott will deliver a plenary presentation on criminal law and HIV disclosure at this event hosted by the AIDS Committee of Durham Region.
For more information, visit www.aidslaw.ca/events
- AIDS Committee of Guelph 3rd Annual HIV/AIDS Symposium (November 26, 2007) — Senior Policy Analyst Alison Symington will present a workshop on criminalization and HIV at this annual symposium for front-line community workers.
For more information, visit www.aidslaw.ca/events
- 4e Conférence latine sur la réduction des risques liés à la consommation de drogues (CLAT 4) [4th Latin Conference on the Reduction of Drug-related Harm] (December 1, 2007) — Director of Research and Policy Richard Pearshouse will deliver a presentation in Spanish on Legislating for Health and Human Rights: Model Law on Drug Use and HIV/AIDS at this three-day conference.
For more information, visit www.aidslaw.ca/events
- Insite Extension a Political Manoeuvre Instead of a Public Health Decision — Existing evidence shows supervised injection facility should be permanent
News Release
- Ottawa Adopting Failed U.S.-style “War on Drugs” — New National Anti-Drug Strategy plays politics with people’s lives
News Release
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September 2007
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August 2007
- Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network Announces Richard Elliott as Its New Executive Director
News Release
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July 2007
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June 2007
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May 2007
- Toronto Harm Reduction Task Force June Speakers Series (June 20, 2007) — Executive Director Joanne Csete will discuss Do Not Cross: Policing and HIV Risk Faced by People Who Use Drugs, a new report that examines the impact of law enforcement practices on HIV/AIDS prevention, care and treatment for people who use illegal drugs.
For more information, visit www.aidslaw.ca/events
- Researcher/Policy Analyst (application deadline: 20 June 2007)
For more information, visit www.aidslaw.ca/careers
- 2007 Joint Ethics Conference (May 30, 2007) — Executive Director Joanne Csete will participate in the Global Health & Ethics pre-conference session at this joint conference of the 18th Canadian Bioethics Society Conference and the 3rd International Conference on Clinical Ethics and Consultation
For more information, visit www.aidslaw.ca/events
- Do Not Cross: Policing and HIV Risk Faced by People Who Use Drugs
- A Helping Hand: Legal Issues Related to Assisted Injection at Supervised Injection Facilities
- To Tell. . . or Not to Tell: The Criminalization of HIV Non-Disclosure and its Impact on HIV+ Women (May 25, 2007) — A forum of collective voices including HIV+ women, support workers, and the legal community
For more information, visit www.aidslaw.ca/events
- Find out what you can do to improve access to HIV/AIDS medicines (May 23, 2007) —
Teleconference with Deputy Director Richard Elliott and Global Citizens for Change
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- Administrative Assistant (application deadline: 8 June 2007)
For more information, visit www.aidslaw.ca/careers
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April 2007
- Prevention and Protection: Enhancing Both HIV Testing and Human Rights in Canada
- HIV Testing — series of 12 info sheets
- AIDS and public security: the other side of the coin — Commentary by Executive Director Joanne Csete published in The Lancet
- 2007 Annual General Meeting (June 10–11, 2007)
For more information, visit www.aidslaw.ca/agm
- “The Other War on Drugs”: International Panel to Discuss Access to Medicines in Developing Countries
Media Advisory
- Legal Network Releases 13-point Plan to Parliament to Fix Canada’s Access to Medicines Regime
News Release
- Getting the Regime Right — Brief to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology regarding Canada’s Access to Medicines Regime
- Legal Network to Propose Immediate Steps to Fix Canada's Access to Medicines Regime
Media Advisory
- House of Commons Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology (April 18, 2007) — Deputy Director Richard Elliott will appear as a witness before this committee regarding Canada's Access to Medicines Regime
For more information, visit www.aidslaw.ca/events
- The Other War on Drugs: Access to Medicines in Developing Countries (April 19, 2007) — Experts from Canada, India, Thailand and Médecins Sans Frontières will speak about current developments undermining access to affordable medicines in developing countries
For more information, visit www.aidslaw.ca/events
- Civil-society briefing on Canada’s Access to Medicines Regime (April 25, 2007) — Deputy Director Richard Elliott will conduct a briefing session for civil society organizations by teleconference at 1 p.m. ET
For more information, visit www.aidslaw.ca/events
- Can prosecution protect and prevent? Public health and human rights impact of criminalization of HIV transmission and exposure (April 27, 2007) — Senior Policy Analyst Alana Klein will present this workshop at the Standard Margins Law and Sexuality Conference
For more information, visit www.aidslaw.ca/events
- The Far-Reaching Implications of HIV/AIDS (May 4, 2007) — Executive Director Joanne Csete will speak at the Spring Meeting of the American Bar Association (ABA) Section of International Law
For more information, visit www.aidslaw.ca/events
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March 2007
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