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在下一篇文章中，Edwin J. Bernard概述了在2010年艾滋病前夕，由加拿大艾滋病法律网络、全球艾滋病病毒感染者网络(GNP+)和不结盟运动联合举办的卫星会议，在会议上，致力于结束对艾滋病不披露、暴露和非故意传播的刑事定罪的倡导者分享了国内和国际宣传应对措施的经验，以帮助制定未来的战略。
Criminalization of HIV transmission or exposure: global extent, impact and the way forward.
In the following article, Edwin J. Bernard provides a summary of a satellite meeting co-organized by the Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network, the Global Network of People Living with HIV (GNP+) and NAM, held just prior to AIDS 2010, in which advocates working to end the criminalization of HIV non-disclosure, exposure and non-intentional transmission shared experiences of national and international advocacy responses to help inform future strategies.
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