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This chapter on ethical, medico-legal, and sociocultural issues provides an overview of ethical, legal and cultural challenges that may face any healthcare professional (HCP), but are of particular relevance to those working in sexual health services or caring for people living with HIV. This chapter includes sections on confidentiality and consent, child sexual exploitation (CSE), pertinent legislation, sexual offences, female genital mutilation (FGM), intimate examinations and the use of chaperones, the use of electronic technology, partner notification issues, the official recommendations for people living with HIV working as HCPs in the UK (HIV-infected healthcare workers), and some practical advice in relation to providing written legal statements and court appearances.