Discrimination and HIV in childcare settings

SYNOPSIS

The Char­ter of Human Rights and Free­doms pro­hibits treat­ing a per­son dif­fer­ent­ly on the basis of his or her HIV sta­tus, or even dis­clos­ing it. Thanks to med­ical care, we can now live in good health with HIV, but we’re still look­ing for a cure for discrimination.

HIV is not trans­mit­ted through every­day activ­i­ties: http://www.pensepositif.org

It’s AIDS that needs to be exclud­ed, not HIV-pos­i­tive people.

Series of two clips: Dis­crim­i­na­tion and HIV in the work­place and Dis­crim­i­na­tion and HIV in child­care settings.

Cre­at­ed by Funam­bules Médias and pro­duced by Coali­tion des organ­ismes com­mu­nau­taires québé­cois de lutte con­tre le sida (COCQ-SIDA).

Thematics : Education

CRÉDITS

Year | , 2017
Country | , Québec
Length | 3 minutes