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Well Well Well

5 Dec 2019

LGBTI & HIV Legal

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LGBTI & HIV Legal

Two current legal changes will soon impact the lives of our LGBTI communities – and people living with HIV.

Michael catches up with Fitzroy Legal’s Paul Kidd to discuss the Berejiklian NSW government altering consent laws. The law may better protect those assaulted who are unable to clearly rebuke consent. However, the ‘communicative model of consent’ may impact people who consent with non-verbal communication – especially those in kink and BDSM communities.

Later, Michael discusses how people living with HIV will be impacted by forced testing requirements for anyone found spitting at or biting NSW Police with Nic Holas from the Institute of Many.

 

The Institute of Many

Fitzroy Legal

LGBTIQ Legal Outreach

This show, Episode #699 originally aired Thursday 28th November 2019.

Catch our 700th show next week!

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Head to www.thorneharbour.org for more information about Thorne Harbour’s LGBTI health and well-being services

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