The increase in identified HIV seropositive prisoners in Australia's gaols, as outlined in this Trends and Issues, is of major concern, and raises serious questions concerning legal obligations within the prison community. The minimisation of HIV/AIDS in the Australian prison system is a complicated matter, and the formulation of corrections policy involves a number of considerations: what are the health issues- both for prisoners and prison employees? Are prisoners ' rights being met whilst we ensure our prisons are managed safely? Are all our legal duties being complied with? This Trends and Issues looks at some of the legal aspects of HIV/AIDS in the prison setting. It calls for law reform and policy changes to assist in combat...
The prevalence of AIDS in prisons is believed to be higher than in the broader community. While the ...
boriginal or Torres Strait Islander people who are prisoners are not at risk of HIV/AIDS infection j...
ArticleThe need for an effective response to HIV and behavioural patterns in prisons is a significa...
The increase in identified HIV seropositive prisoners in Australia's gaols, as outlined in this...
The increase in identified HIV seropositive prisoners in Australia's gaols is of major concern, and ...
n formulating policy on HIV/AIDS in prisons, concepts of rights and duties arise as considerations i...
There are significant ethical, public health, and human rights implications for failing to provide d...
The prevalence of AIDS in prisons is believed to be higher than in the broader community. While the ...
A South African sentenced to prison is at high risk of contracting HIV before he even arrives at pri...
AbstractIn 2011, over 10.1 million people were held in prisons around the world. HIV prevalence is e...
Abstract: The question ofHIV management in prison has been an ongoing issue, fraught with contradict...
Studying the transmission, prevention and treatment of HIV and AIDS in prison is incredibly importan...
The transmission of HIV infection in prisons should be viewed as a high priority for both prisons po...
This thesis argues that the role of the criminal law in response to the emergence of AIDS should be...
his paper addresses women prisoners ' issues in regard to HIV infection. It is descriptive beca...
The prevalence of AIDS in prisons is believed to be higher than in the broader community. While the ...
boriginal or Torres Strait Islander people who are prisoners are not at risk of HIV/AIDS infection j...
ArticleThe need for an effective response to HIV and behavioural patterns in prisons is a significa...
The increase in identified HIV seropositive prisoners in Australia's gaols, as outlined in this...
The increase in identified HIV seropositive prisoners in Australia's gaols is of major concern, and ...
n formulating policy on HIV/AIDS in prisons, concepts of rights and duties arise as considerations i...
There are significant ethical, public health, and human rights implications for failing to provide d...
The prevalence of AIDS in prisons is believed to be higher than in the broader community. While the ...
A South African sentenced to prison is at high risk of contracting HIV before he even arrives at pri...
AbstractIn 2011, over 10.1 million people were held in prisons around the world. HIV prevalence is e...
Abstract: The question ofHIV management in prison has been an ongoing issue, fraught with contradict...
Studying the transmission, prevention and treatment of HIV and AIDS in prison is incredibly importan...
The transmission of HIV infection in prisons should be viewed as a high priority for both prisons po...
This thesis argues that the role of the criminal law in response to the emergence of AIDS should be...
his paper addresses women prisoners ' issues in regard to HIV infection. It is descriptive beca...
The prevalence of AIDS in prisons is believed to be higher than in the broader community. While the ...
boriginal or Torres Strait Islander people who are prisoners are not at risk of HIV/AIDS infection j...
ArticleThe need for an effective response to HIV and behavioural patterns in prisons is a significa...