3. HIV Specific Rights with a pinch of Responsibility rights v responsibilities Laitia R Tamata Legal Trainer & Policy Analyst ltamata@gmail.comltamata@gmail.com or rights@pacificaids.orgrights@pacificaids.org

4. TB, Leprosy, Epidemics v HIV and AIDS In terms of “positive responses” discuss similarities and differences in positive responses to HIV and AIDS Isolation Labelling Contagious Air/water borne

5. Analyse this Statement “Before, we were able to respond better to TB and Leprosy as we isolated and labelled those who were infected and it reduced the spread. Now that we have Human Rights, we are stopped from isolating and labelling PLHIV and it has become a problem”

6. Which Rights? and Why? In groups - List which “PLHIV Specific human rights” do you consider as important for PLHIV in the different phases & stages of one’s relationship with the Virus Phases & Stages? After listing each human right – match the corresponding responsibilities

7. People Living With People Affected By Key Risk Population

9. e.g. Key Risk Population Right to access information about the virus – Responsibility to seek and understand information Right to make informed choice – responsibility to make the responsible choice Right to choose and to be supported in their choice – responsibility to …………. Right to be protected from Infection – responsibility to …………………

10. Group Presentations People Living With - Group 1 People Affected By – Group 2 Key Risk Population – Group 3

11. When someone makes a choice that results in infection What of his or her rights? What of his or her responsibilities? What of our social, religious and human responsibilities? What about the law?

12. Summary Rights & Responsibility Isolation and labelling don’t work of HIV PLHIV are best tools of prevention