Man accused of intentionally infecting girlfriend with HIV released on R2 000 bail
Tears Foundation says people living with HIV should not be stigmatised, noting that the allegations in this case centre on the alleged deception and intentional harm, rather than HIV status itself.
Tears Foundation also stressed that people living with HIV should not be stigmatised, noting that the allegations in this case centre on the alleged deception and intentional harm, rather than HIV status itself.
Following the alleged confession, the complainant underwent testing at a medical facility on 25 July, where healthcare staff confirmed that she had tested positive for HIV.
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