Positive examples are rare
Mobility: A basic right for people living with HIV
There are many countries around the world that restrict the entry, residence and stay of foreigners who are HIV positive. These countries perpetuate stigma and discrimination against people living with HIV by singling out HIV as a “dangerous disease”
Mobility: A basic right for people living with HIV
Mobility: A basic right for people living with HIV
Mobility: A basic right for people living with HIV
Mobility: A basic right for people living with HIV
Cities that go to the bottom
6 Things to Know About Traveling Abroad If You Have HIV
In the case of a country with entry bar, can I legally enter if I have HIV?
General information for HIV-positive travellers and tourists
Mobility: A basic right for people living with HIV
The Unites States of America removed its entry restrictions for people living with HIV in January 2010. The legislative change in the USA and the similar changes announced recently in China received broad media coverage. We very much hope that these examples will have a domino effect, resulting in the revision of legislation in other countries which currently impose entry or living restrictions on people living with HIV (PLHIV).