Protected on Paper
Last updated:People living with HIV have clear legal protections. But legal protection only makes a difference when people know about their rights, understand what they mean, and feel safe using them.
People living with HIV have clear legal protections. But legal protection only makes a difference when people know about their rights, understand what they mean, and feel safe using them.
A call to action for every Government department to play its part in ending new HIV transmissions.
A briefing by National AIDS Trust
A toolkit by National AIDS trust and the Care Inspectorate
Joint statement from the British HIV Association (BHIVA), British Association of Sexual Health and HIV(BASHH), NAT (National AIDS Trust), Terrence Higgins Trust, and HIV Scotland
Advice for healthcare and operational staff
Local authorities and how they are responding
A toolkit for police forces by National AIDS Trust
Talking about HIV and attitudes
Talking about HIV and our relationships
Talking about HIV and our needs
Looking at the potential of STPs to support better integration of HIV services