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Country watch: Costa Rica.


 In 1998, Costa Rica passed a comprehensive law that safeguards the rights of people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA). It is noted that this law protects them against discrimination in the workplace, schools, and universities. It also penalizes medical personnel in both the private and the public sector who denies PLWHA needing medical attention. In addition, it promotes the advocacy of health care systems that HIV testing is always voluntary and test results are personal and confidential. However, despite evidence that the law has been a great boost in ensuring confidentiality for HIV/AIDS patients, many of the patients are still fearful that they will be seen by someone they know at the clinic. In addition, the problem of insensitive notification of a person about his/her testing HIV-positive is still present in the country.
