HIV carriers face microchip implants in Papua province

Some carriers of HIV would be implanted with microchips under a bill backed by legislators in the Indonesian province of Papua. John Manangsang, a Papua MP, said that by implanting computer chips beneath the skin of "sexually aggressive" patients authorities would be in a better position to identify, track and punish anyone who deliberately infected others. Those convicted could face up to six mon

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11月24日付、インドネシア・パプア州HIV陽性者マイクロチップ監視法案。"Under the bill, a committee would decide who should be fitted with chips and monitor patients' behaviour, but it is unclear who would be on the committtee and how it would carry out its work."