Unsafe sex could be criminal

Thursday 26 May 1994 23:02 BST

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Anyone in Denmark carrying the virus that causes Aids will become a criminal, starting on 15 June, if they do not use condoms during sex or inform their partners that they believe they have the HIV virus AP reports from Copenhagen. Parliament voted 126-12 to add the Aids amendment to the law that prohibits reckless endangerment 'by spreading a life-threatening and incurable disease'. The penalty is up to four years in prison.

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