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Decision in Zambian Air Force case expected
22 April, 2010
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The Judge in the Zambian Air Force case will be delivering her judgment in the High Court in Livingstone on 27 May. As you will remember, this is a case of two former Zambian Air Force employees who were allegedly tested for HIV without their consent, placed on anti-retroviral treatment without their knowledge and dismissed due to their HIV status. The case was heard by the High Court at the end of last year. We will be in the courtroom to hear the decision and will update the blog as soon as possible.
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