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Country:
South Korea Year: 2015
Court: Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
Citation: Communication No. 51/2012; U.N. Doc. CERD/C/86/D/51/2012
Health Topics:
Controlled substances,
HIV/AIDS,
Informed consent Human Rights: Freedom from discrimination,
Right to work
Facts: L.G, a New Zealand national, was employed as an English teacher in the Republic of Korea. She held an E-2 working visa for “native speaker conversation instructors.” Korea required all persons holding an E-2 working visa to undergo testing for HIV/AIDS and illegal drugs at a government hospital before they could register as alien residents …Read more
Tags: Compulsory testing,
Drug use,
HIV status,
Involuntary testing,
Mandatory testing,
Non-consensual testing and treatment,
People who use drugs
