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_aCAJ _bEng _cKeNa-CAJ |
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_aUNAIDS _912131 |
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_aEnding overly broad criminalisation of HIV non-disclosure, exposure and transmission: _bcritical scientific, medical and legal considerations / |
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_aUnited Nations _bUNAIDS _cMay 2013 |
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_a56p.; _c30 cm |
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_aIntroduction _95814 |
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_aApplying criminal law principles and best scientific and medical evidence _912132 |
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_aHarm _912133 |
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_aRisk _912134 |
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_aMental culpability _912135 |
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_aDefenses _912136 |
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_aDisclosure and / or consent as defenses _912137 |
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_aUse of condoms or the practice of the safer sex methods of defenses _912138 |
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_aEffective HIV treatment and low viral load as defenses _912139 |
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_aproof _912140 |
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_apenalities _912141 |
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_aalternatives to overly broad criminalisation _912142 |
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_aprogrammatic HIV responses _912143 |
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_aprosecutorial and police guidelines _912144 |
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_arecomendation for action _912145 |
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_c1971 _d1971 |
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