Criminalize Hate Not HIV (2010)
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Reviews: write review Launched at the International AIDS Conference in Vienna, July 2010, 'Criminalize Hate not HIV' is part of a growing campaign to raise awareness about issues relating to the criminalization ... See full summary » Director:Kristiene ClarkeWriter:Kristiene Clarke |
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Launched at the International AIDS Conference in Vienna, July 2010, 'Criminalize Hate not HIV' is part of a growing campaign to raise awareness about issues relating to the criminalization of HIV transmission. This short film is stylized and artistic, showing the humanness of sex, of relationships and of HIV. The people in the film are from many walks of life, are not professional actors, and many are living with HIV. It builds on Sexual rights: an IPPF declaration and purposefully focuses on sex - irrespective of how, where, with whom and why people have sex. The film hints at not only the laws criminalizing HIV transmission and exposure but also laws criminalizing behaviours associated with HIV transmission (drug injection, sex work, and sex between men). The nature and impact of the criminal law and its impact on the response to HIV is neither well documented nor well understood. By fueling stigma however, criminalization undermines efforts to address HIV. Written by International Planned Parenthood Federation