Should those who infect others with HIV be criminalized?
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View Point , Shimla:
Sep 17 2009
Made Popular Sep 17 2009

AIDS is a widespread disease in Africa and has devoured millions. All the countries across Africa – and across the globe as well – are struggling to control the epidemic. However, the African countries are also grappling with debates over what rights and duties to give those living with the AIDS. Across the continent, lawmakers are considering to criminalize those who infect others with HIV, allow bosses to test workers for the virus, punish women who pass it to their babies and give constitutional protections to those with HIV.
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Maria
Sep 17 2009
Melbourne,
Australia
Somebody who is aware of the disease and knows that it can be transferred from him/her to others and still doesn't take precautions, should definitely be criminalized.
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Disagree
No, i don't think its a good idea to criminalize someone who is already living with a life taking disease.
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AIDS is spreading vastly in Africa and strict action needs to be taken in order to stop from spreading further.
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If they do it willingly, yes they should.
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Disagree
But some people don't even know they are spreading it, why should they be criminalized for that?
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Agree
Yes they should be criminalised and punished even for passing on the infection.
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Disagree
I would say the same thing:
criminalised, if spreads purposely.
no criminalisation, if done unknowingly.
criminalised, if spreads purposely.
no criminalisation, if done unknowingly.
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Agree
There are already precedents in several states in the US.
IF a person knows they have AIDS and deliberately takes no precautions when having sex, it can be indicted as ”depraved indifference”.
IF a person knows they have AIDS and deliberately takes no precautions when having sex, it can be indicted as ”depraved indifference”.
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Agree
Somebody who is aware of the disease and knows that it can be transferred from him/her to others and still doesn't take precautions, should definitely be criminalized.
1 Stars
Disagree
No, i don't think its a good idea to criminalize someone who is already living with a life taking disease.
1 Stars
Agree
AIDS is spreading vastly in Africa and strict action needs to be taken in order to stop from spreading further.
1 Stars
Disagree
But some people don't even know they are spreading it, why should they be criminalized for that?
1 Stars
Agree
Yes they should be criminalised and punished even for passing on the infection.
1 Stars
Disagree
I would say the same thing:
criminalised, if spreads purposely.
no criminalisation, if done unknowingly.
criminalised, if spreads purposely.
no criminalisation, if done unknowingly.
1 Stars
Agree
There are already precedents in several states in the US.
IF a person knows they have AIDS and deliberately takes no precautions when having sex, it can be indicted as ”depraved indifference”.
IF a person knows they have AIDS and deliberately takes no precautions when having sex, it can be indicted as ”depraved indifference”.
Global Opinions (8)
1 Stars
Agree
Somebody who is aware of the disease and knows that it can be transferred from him/her to others and still doesn't take precautions, should definitely be criminalized.
1 Stars
Disagree
No, i don't think its a good idea to criminalize someone who is already living with a life taking disease.
1 Stars
Agree
AIDS is spreading vastly in Africa and strict action needs to be taken in order to stop from spreading further.
1 Stars
Disagree
But some people don't even know they are spreading it, why should they be criminalized for that?
1 Stars
Agree
Yes they should be criminalised and punished even for passing on the infection.
1 Stars
Disagree
I would say the same thing:
criminalised, if spreads purposely.
no criminalisation, if done unknowingly.
criminalised, if spreads purposely.
no criminalisation, if done unknowingly.
1 Stars
Agree
There are already precedents in several states in the US.
IF a person knows they have AIDS and deliberately takes no precautions when having sex, it can be indicted as ”depraved indifference”.
IF a person knows they have AIDS and deliberately takes no precautions when having sex, it can be indicted as ”depraved indifference”.
Agree (5)
1 Stars
Somebody who is aware of the disease and knows that it can be transferred from him/her to others and still doesn't take precautions, should definitely be criminalized.
1 Stars
AIDS is spreading vastly in Africa and strict action needs to be taken in order to stop from spreading further.
1 Stars
Yes they should be criminalised and punished even for passing on the infection.
1 Stars
There are already precedents in several states in the US.
IF a person knows they have AIDS and deliberately takes no precautions when having sex, it can be indicted as ”depraved indifference”.
IF a person knows they have AIDS and deliberately takes no precautions when having sex, it can be indicted as ”depraved indifference”.
Disagree (3)
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No, i don't think its a good idea to criminalize someone who is already living with a life taking disease.
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But some people don't even know they are spreading it, why should they be criminalized for that?
1 Stars
I would say the same thing:
criminalised, if spreads purposely.
no criminalisation, if done unknowingly.
criminalised, if spreads purposely.
no criminalisation, if done unknowingly.
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