Siyayinqoba Beat It! 1999 Episode 5 - Human Rights

By cindytest, 1 January 1999 Posted in: Aids Law Project, Archive

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SECTION27, TAC launch new treatment access history

By admin, 3 September 2018

Posted in: Access to medicines, News, Right to Access Healthcare

On the 26th of July at the International AIDS conference, hosted in the Netherlands, SECTION27 and the Treatment action campaign (TAC) launched a new publication documenting the history of the access to medicines movement in South Africa.

Tags: Access to medicine affordable medicine HIV HIV treatment International AIDS Conference Netherlands publication Standing Up For Our Lives Treatment Action Campaign

SECTION27, TAC launch new treatment access history

Insurance products for people living with HIV

By cindytest, 4 March 2011

Posted in: HIV and TB, Media Statements, Right to Access Healthcare

Many people living with HIV continue to face unfair discrimination in various aspects of their lives. SECTION27 often receives reports from people who are denied access to insurance products solely on the basis that they are HIV positive, or are offered cover at what appear to be highly inflated prices.
SECTION27 recently met with representatives of the Association for Savings and Investment South Africa (ASISA) to raise concerns we have regarding the current approaches and practices of the insurance industry in relation to HIV.

Tags: Association for Savings and Investment South Africa HIV insurance

Working Group on Sexual Offences submission on Criminal Law Amendment Bill, 2005

By cindytest, 30 October 2005

Posted in: Aids Law Project, Archive, Submissions

Criminal Law (Sexual Offences and Related Matters) Amendment Bill

The National Working Group on the Sexual Offences Bill made a submission on 30 October 2005. This submission begins by explaining why violence against women is an obstacle to the socio-economic development of South Africa. It then provides statistics on the extent of the problem before setting out the policies and laws which have been developed to address violence against women, or gender-based violence.

Tags: Criminal Law Human rights Legislation Sexual offences

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