An account of the Iowa Court of Appeals decision in Rhoades v. Iowa, a case involving Nick Rhoades, a gay man living with HIV who was charged with criminal transmission of HIV based on his HIV status, and evidence of consensual sex that posed little or no risk of transmission to his partner.

September 17, 2013

Setting the Record Straight: Minnesota v. Rick

By Iván Espinoza-Madrigal and Rashida Richardson

We have a long way to go before Minnesotans are safe from irrational, retaliatory targeting based on the fact that they stepped up to get tested.

August 30, 2013

Speaking of that Dream...

By Catherine Hanssens & Iván Espinoza-Madrigal

"The arc of the moral universe may bend towards justice, but it doesn't bend on its own." Let's stand up for HIV equality in the military.

August 13, 2013

Let's Really Honor Sean Sasser's Activism and Recommit to Tackling HIV Phobia and Stigma

By Iván Espinoza-Madrigal

Sean Sasser would still be prohibited from entering military service today -- not because he was gay, but because he had HIV.

The Fine Print Blog

You Can’t Address HIV by Tackling Only HIV: The Center for HIV Law and Policy’s Position on Confronting the Stigmatization of All Infectious and Communicable Disease (2014)

DOJ/CDC Joint Article on HIV Criminalization: A Good Start? Or Be Careful What You Wish For?

Q&A: Sex Offender Registration for New Residents of New York State (2014)

A Lamentable Example of Overcriminalization: HIV Criminalization

A Quick Reality Check on HIV Employment Discrimination

The Press on Marjorie Hill's Departure Had Us Thinking...

HIV Criminalization in Iowa: Rhoades v. Iowa

Setting the Record Straight: Minnesota v. Rick

Speaking of that Dream...

Let's Really Honor Sean Sasser's Activism and Recommit to Tackling HIV Phobia and Stigma

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