EECA JUDGES' FORUM
Our Vision: People affected by HIV are free and protected by justice.
EECA JUDGES' FORUM
Our Mission: To ensure effective and fair justice in relation to HIV.
EECA JUDGES' FORUM
Core Principles: (1) Relying on cutting-edge scientific evidence and international standards; (2) Accessibility; (3) Openness; (4) "Listen and Hear"; (5) Flexibility and openness to innovation.
EECA JUDGES' FORUM
Strategic Directions: (1) Strengthening the Forum; (2) Information gathering, analysis, and publication; (3) Promoting positive changes at country level.
About the Forum
The Eastern Europe and Central Asia (EECA) Regional Judges’ Forum on HIV, Human Rights and the Law is a platform сreated to support judges of the region in addressing the issues of HIV and co-morbidities and protecting the rights of people living with HIV and key populations in line with international human rights standards, guidelines, and best practices. The strategic direction of the Forum is provided by the Steering Committee with support from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
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17-18 November 2022
Tbilisi, Georgia
11-12 November 2021
Virtual/ Kyiv/ Bishkek/Dushanbe
15-16 October 2020
Dushanbe, Tajikistan/Virtual
3-4 October 2019
Chisinau, Moldova
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Voices of Judges from Eastern Europe and Central Asia on Ending Inequalities and HIV
HIV in Russia
Community-led law reform in Belarus
How can the law help us get to the global goal of ending AIDS by 2030?
HIV and the law: moving forward
HIV Criminalization: Masking Fear and Discrimination
Young People in Georgia Speak Out About HIV
Tajikistan: Discrimination against an HIV-positive mom
Tajikistan: Living with HIV
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