How does south African law ensure that people who are living with HIV/AIDS are not discriminated against? Give THREE ways.

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The South African Constitution has a Bill of Rights that protects all people. This means that people living with HIV/AIDS have the same rights as any other person. No employer can require that a job applicant have an HIV test before they are employed.Nov 8, 2

The three ways  South African laws ensure that people living with HIV/AIDS are not discriminated against are as follows:

  • Constitutional protection is provided.
  • Workplace discrimination is not allowed.
  • Provision of free treatment to HIV/AIDS sufferers.

What are the HIV/AIDS policies in South Africa?

The HIV/AIDS Act of South Africa provides for:

  • Prevention, treatment, care, support, and control of HIV and AIDS
  • Promotion of public health in relation to HIV and AIDS
  • Provision of appropriate treatment, care, and support
  • Using available resources to care for people living with or at risk of HIV and AIDS.

Thus, South African law has always taken special care of those living with HIV/AIDS.

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