An HIV-positive man originally from the Democratic Republic of the Congo who has been in an Ontario prison since December 2005, and who pleaded guilty to three counts of HIV-related aggravated sexual assault in April 2007, and was sentenced to an additional 30 months imprisonment, has now pleaded guilty in Saskatchewan on similar charges.
According to a brief report in The Windsor Star the 45-year-old HIV-positive man pleaded guilty to aggravated sexual assault for not disclosing his HIV status to a woman before having unprotected sex with her. The report says the woman "is a single mother who is now HIV-positive."
I reported on the man's previous conviction here.
Wednesday 10 June 2009
Canada: African migrant pleads guilty to aggravated sexual assault - again
Posted by
Edwin J Bernard
on
10.6.09
Labels:
African migrant,
Canada,
HIV exposure,
HIV transmission,
multiple prosecutions,
Saskatchewan
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