Interagency Coalition on AIDS and Development – a coalition of approximately 100 AIDS service organizations (ASOs), non-governmental organizations (NGOs), faith-based organizations, educational institutions and labour unions
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This info sheet explores the role of public health law, including coercive interventions, in addressing behaviours that carry a significant risk of transmitting HIV. This document describes public health law in very general terms. The law that applies in a given jurisdiction may be different from the general description. If you want more details about the public health law that applies in a given jurisdiction, consult a lawyer in that jurisdiction.
Rethinking Justice: 7th Symposium on HIV, Law and Human Rights May 3, 2017 Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal NetworkThis year’s Symposium is devoted to a critical look at the unjust criminalization of HIV non-disclosure. Themes to be discussed include:Current state of criminalization: Canada and the…
Public Policy & Global Engagement February 15, 2016 Shaping policies that will help us achieve a world without AIDS ICAD is at the forefront bringing a collective Canadian voice to global and domestic dialogues that inform priorities, policies…
Board of Directors November 30, 2015 ICAD's Board of Directors consists of nine members, four of whom serve on the Executive Committee (President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer). Two of the positions on the Board are…Sex workers and antiretroviral drugs: U of T public health experts at Canadian Conference on HIV/AIDS – [UofT] April 7, 2017 In October, a group of 50 women, men and trans people from across Canada who are sex workers or work with sex workers came to U of T’s Dalla Lana…A Living Document: Canadian Civil Society Priorities for the 2016 Political Declaration on HIV and AIDS May 4, 2016 We applaud the President of the UN General Assembly for the opportunity to join Member States, representatives from civil society, communities living with and affected by HIV, the academic and…Civil Society and Community Advocacy: Breaking Down the Structural Barriers of Effective HIV Responses. ICAD makes an NGO Statement. December 6, 2016 39th UNAIDS PCB Meeting Joint Statement by The Canadian Positive People Network (CPPN), the Interagency Coalition on AIDS & Development (ICAD) & ICASO Follow-up to the thematic segment from the…