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Answer five questions about HIV-related discrimination and access to justice. The questions are grounded in Kenya’s HIV and AIDS Prevention and Control Act.

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HAPCA Section 36Access to healthcare without discriminationHave you or someone you know ever been treated differently at a clinic or hospital — refused service, made to wait longer, or spoken to differently — because of HIV status? Describe what happened.

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HAPCA Sections 18 & 21Confidentiality of HIV statusHas your HIV status, or that of someone close to you, ever been disclosed to others (family, employer, community) without consent? What was the impact?

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HAPCA Section 32Non-discrimination in schoolsDo young people living with HIV in your community face exclusion, bullying, or different treatment at school? What would change that?

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HAPCA Section 31Non-discrimination in the workplaceHave you or someone you know been turned down for a job, dismissed, or treated unfairly at work because of HIV status? What happened, and what did you do about it?

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HIV and AIDS TribunalAccess to justiceHave you heard of the HIV and AIDS Tribunal? If you experienced discrimination, would you know how to report it — and what would stop you from reporting?

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