Alan Johnson is a journalist for the Daily Tribune. He receives an email from a contact in the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade with the subject line 'Confidential: personal information. The email contains detailed information, including personal medical information and country of origin, collected from persons seeking asylum in Australia.

The Tribune publishes an article under the title 'Disease Influx'. The article states that 'thousands of Sudanese people infected with HIV/AIDS are seeking to live in Australia under our asylum seeker program. Do we want these diseased people spreading AIDS in Australia?'

The Sudanese community approaches you for advice on this article. They state that the confidential report states that only 25 Sudanese people currently seeking asylum have HIV/AIDS, and that in each case this was contracted by women who were raped during the civil war. Advise them on their legal rights in relation to the article.