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When Baktygul Israilova found out that she could not adopt a child because of her HIV status, she was shocked. “I’m used to the fact that people living with HIV are constantly discriminated against, but why can’t they become parents and give their love and care to a child from an orphanage?” she said. Photo: November 2019. Credit: UNAIDS
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At the end of January 2021, the Kyrgyzstan Constitutional Court decided to exclude HIV from the l
At the end of January 2021, the Kyrgyzstan Constitutional Court decided to exclude HIV from the list of diseases that prevent people from adopting children or becoming guardians or foster parents. The barrier to parenting for people living with HIV in the country had been in effect for many years. ....

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