Combat Law : The Human Rights magazine
Volume 5, Issue 2: HIV/AIDDS

• Workplace blues
  "We can work. We pose no risk to our co-workers. If you take away our jobs, you will kill us faster than the HIV virus." People living with HIV/AIDS need to be kept in employment for as long as they can work, and there are practical and proven steps to make this happen, writes S. Mohd Afsar.

• Key to combating HIV/AIDS
  Denis Broun

• Fight for free ARV drugs
  Shruti Pandey

• Positively insensitive
  Usha Rai

• Ethical challenges of AIDS
  Amar Jesani

• Criminal liability for international HIV transmissions
  Abhijeet Sharma

• AIDS treatment lessons from abroad
  Nick Robinson

• Showing the way
  Geroff Budlender

• Judiciary decides positively
  Dipika Jain

• Legal rights of positive people
  

• Women, property rights, and HIV/AIDS
  Anubha Rastogi

• The other side of the fence
  Gautam Bhan

• Is the law a threat to public health in India?
  Patralekha Chatterjee

• Millions die as drug mafia thrives
  Amit Gupta

• Last mile is critical
  Mona Mishra

• HIV/AIDS Bill
  

• Consent and confidentiality
  Himani Sethi

• A little knowledge is a dangerous thing
  Preeti Jain

• Intravenous drug users and HIV
  Luke Samson

• Displaced and infectd
  Ann Burton

• Dalits and vulnerability
  Sirivella Prasad

• Caught in a vicious cycle
  Vithika Yadav

• Red light zones: the last bastion
  Geetika Hora

• Prisoners in HIV cauldron
  Amrita Bahl

• In defence of childhood
  

• Fragile mental health of HIV affected
  Parul Sharma

• Confidentiality vital
  

• Palliative care
  

• A question of accuracy
  Devendra K Budakoti

• US moral policing stinks
  Pankaj Vinayak Sharma

• This virus no no borders
  

• Tales of discrimination
  

• Women and HIV
  

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