2001

1. Mrs Z.M. v. Mrs D.T.

   27 November 2001

   The applicant alleged that her employer terminated her employment solely on the basis of her HIV status.

2000

1. Bangladesh Society for the Enforcement of Human Rights v. Government of Bangladesh

   14 March 2000

   The petitioners, a group of 54 non-profit organizations, lodged a complaint against the Government of Bangladesh based on the actions of enforcement authorities who allegedly raided the homes of sex workers, ousting them unlawfully from their residences and placing in vagrant homes.

2. Midwa v. Midwa

   01 January 2000

   The applicant, the respondent’s HIV-positive wife, alleges that her expulsion from her home and consignment to the servant’s quarter, as well as loss of her children’s custody, cannot be justified.

1999

1. X. v. The Commonwealth

   02 December 1999

   The applicant alleged that his discharge from the Australian Regular Army on the basis of his HIV positive status constitutes unlawful discrimination.

1994

1. John Doe v. The city of New York, the city of New York Commission on Human Rights and Dennis Deleon

   01 January 1994

   The plaintiff filed a civil rights complaint under 42 U.S.C. § 1983, alleging that the defendant-appellees had violated his constitutional right to privacy by revealing to the public the details of a conciliation agreement settling a discrimination complaint lodged against Delta Airlines with the N.Y. Commission on Human Rights.

1989

1. Fontaine v. Canadian Pacific Ltd.

   26 September 1989

   The applicant alleged that he felt compelled to leave his employment due to fear after his HIV status was disclosed to his co-workers.