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Duty to Inform 101: The Law, Risk, and U=U (Clip 1 of 3) for People Living with HIV

What does Indiana’s HIV “duty to inform” law actually require and what does it not require? In this video, we break down Indiana’s updated 2020 HIV disclosure law, what “significant risk” means today, and how modern science like U=U, PrEP, condoms, and safer sex factor into the law. We also address the uncomfortable truth: people are still being charged, even when the science says there is no risk. If you are living with HIV, supporting someone who is, or advocating for better policy, this video gives you the legal and scientific foundation you need before making disclosure decisions. More resources: https://hivmodernizationmovement.org/... This is general educational information only and not legal advice. ================================================================================HHIV Disclosure Laws in Indiana: What You Need to Know Are you living with HIV in Indiana and worried about disclosure, criminal charges, or police involvement? Indiana’s HIV non-disclosure law was revised in 2020, but people are still being questioned by police, threatened with charges, and prosecuted because the law and modern HIV science are misunderstood or ignored. Many people do not know when disclosure is legally required, when it is not, or how U=U, PrEP, condoms, and safer sex change legal risk. This course explains Indiana’s HIV “duty to inform” law in plain language. It covers what counts as significant risk today, how HIV criminalization actually plays out in real cases, and why being undetectable does not always stop police or prosecutors from pursuing charges. It also shows how people living with HIV can protect themselves, document disclosure, and avoid self-incrimination. The HIV Disclosure 201 workshop is now available online as a multi-part webinar series. These videos are designed to help people living with HIV understand their rights, reduce the risk of false accusations, and know what to do if law enforcement becomes involved. This series is intended for people living with HIV and their advocates. A separate version is available for providers, care coordinators, and professionals at    • HIV Disclosure Laws in Indiana for Provide...