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DESCRIPTION:In light of the recent Supreme Court decisions\, 'R. v Mabior' 
 and 'R. v D.C.'\, 91������'s Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism\, a
 nd the OutLaw 91������ and RadLaw 91������ student clubs are hosting a panel d
 iscussion on the criminalization of non-disclosure of HIV. The panel discu
 ssion will be conducted bilingually in the languages the panellists are mo
 st comfortable with\, and questions can be asked in English or French.  Pa
 nelists  Assistant Professor ALANA KLEIN teaches and researches in health 
 law\, criminal law\, and human rights at the 91������ Faculty of Law. In 200
 9\, she published “Criminal Law\, Public Health\, and Governance of HIV Ex
 posure and Transmission” in the International Journal of Human Rights. Pro
 f. Klein was previously a senior policy analyst with the Canadian HIV/AIDS
  Legal Network\, where she worked on HIV/AIDS and immigration\, barriers t
 o harm-reduction programs for people who use illegal drugs\, and law refor
 m to promote the rights of women and girls in the context of HIV/AIDS in s
 ub-Saharan Africa.  STÉPHANIE CLAIVAZ-LORANGER is a lawyer and coordinator
  of the program on “Droits de la personne et VIH” at the COCQ-SIDA (Coalit
 ion des organismes communautaires Québecois de lutte contre le SIDA). In t
 his role\, she coordinates the promotion of rights of people living with H
 IV/AIDS in Quebec and helps reinforce the capacities of HIV community orga
 nizations of Quebec. She intervened before the Quebec Court of Appeal in t
 he D.C. case and participated in the drafting of the memo of the coalition
  of eight community organizations that intervened before the Supreme Court
  of Canada in the D.C. and Mabior cases. She monitors cases on criminaliza
 tion of exposure to HIV in Quebec\, supports defence lawyer who work in th
 ese cases\, and participates in conferences to inform people living with H
 IV/AIDS\, doctors\, lawyers\, and other key actors.  Dr. MARK A. WAINBERG 
 is the head of AIDS research at the Lady Davis Institute\, the Director of
  the 91������ AIDS Centre at the Montreal Jewish General Hospital
  and Professor of Medicine and Microbiology at 91������. From 199
 8 to 2000\, he was President of the International AIDS Society\, and was r
 esponsible for organizing the 13th International Congress on AIDS in Durba
 n\, South Africa. In 1989\, Dr. Wainberg and his collaborators identified 
 3TC as an anti-viral drug. He researches HIV subtypes and drug resistance\
 , as well as the potential use of anti-retroviral drugs (ARVs) in a preven
 tative capacity.  MICHAEL FOSTER is President of the Board of Directors of
  AIDS Community Care Montréal and a person living with HIV since 1990.  As
  an activist and advocate of people living with HIV and AIDS\, Michael con
 tinues to fight stigma\, serophobia and discrimination throughout North Am
 erica.  Relevant decisions from the Supreme Court of Canada  R. v Cuerrier
  (1998): scc.lexum.org/en/1998/1998scr2-371/1998scr2-371.html R. v Mabior 
 (2012): scc.lexum.org/en/2012/2012scc47/2012scc47.html R. v D.C. (2012): s
 cc.lexum.org/en/2012/2012scc48/2012scc48.html  Light refreshments will be 
 served  Room capacity is 100 people. Seating will be first come\, first se
 rved.
DTSTART:20121106T230000Z
DTEND:20121107T010000Z
LOCATION:NCDH 312-316\, Chancellor Day Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1W9\
 , 3644 rue Peel
SUMMARY:Panel Discussion on Criminalization of HIV Non-Disclosure 
URL:/law/channels/event/panel-discussion-criminalizati
 on-hiv-non-disclosure-218802
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