Consent: HIV non-disclosure and sexual assault law

This documentary runs for 27 minutes and presents the viewpoints of eight women, including feminist scholars and attorneys. They explore the complexities of using sexual assault law to address HIV non-disclosure. The film raises critical questions about whether existing legal frameworks actually protect women's autonomy or inadvertently heighten their vulnerability to violence and discrimination.

By focusing on the real-life implications of these laws, the film provides an important commentary on the experiences of women living with HIV. It delves into the legal and social challenges they face, offering insights that may not be widely recognized. This thought-provoking documentary is relevant for those interested in social justice, women's rights, and public health issues.