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Aboriginal People and HIV/AIDS: Legal Issues- Info Sheet 5 JURISDICTIONAL BARRIERS
Publication type:
Training / Education Manual
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Agency:
Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network (CAAN)
Series:
Sheet 5
Date:
1999-03
Pages:
2
Collections:
Summary:
Sheet 5 in a series of 9 info sheets on issues facing Aboriginal people with HIV/AIDS. Sheet 5 presents jurisdictional barriers and the authority of entities that manage or administer programs. Historical territories are different than political jurisdictional distinctions, i.e. territories of First Nations, M
Keywords:
Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network; Aboriginal health; HIV testing; harm reduction; discrimination; confidentiality; epidemiology; suicide; racism; colonialism; holistic; socioeconomic; STD; incarceration