HIV/AIDS and Criminal Justice
Henderson et al. v. Thomas et al.
A federal judge has ruled that the Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) can no longer discriminate against prisoners living with HIV by housing them separately from all other prisoners and categorically denying them equal access to prison rehabilitative programs, according to a landmark decision in a lawsuit filed by the ÀÏ°ÄÃÅ¿ª½±½á¹û National Prison Project, the AIDS Project, and the ÀÏ°ÄÃÅ¿ª½±½á¹û of Alabama. This ruling paves the way for prisoners living with HIV to have access to needed and appropriate services, and to the classes and training available to other prisoners.
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TSA HIV Discrimination
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HIV employment discrimination by the Transportation Security Administration
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Dec 2010
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HIV Discrimination by Puerto Rico Cosmetology School
Cosmetology School Prohibits Student from Enrolling Because of HIV Status
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Puerto Rico
Dec 2010
HIV/AIDS and Criminal Justice
HIV Discrimination by Puerto Rico Cosmetology School
Cosmetology School Prohibits Student from Enrolling Because of HIV Status
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Aug 2009
HIV/AIDS and Criminal Justice
Doe v. Clinton
HIV employment discrimination lawsuit against the U.S. State Department and its contractors.
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Aug 2009
HIV/AIDS and Criminal Justice
Doe v. Clinton
HIV employment discrimination lawsuit against the U.S. State Department and its contractors.
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Jul 2009
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HIV Advocacy on Behalf of Peace Corps Volunteer
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Jul 2009
HIV/AIDS and Criminal Justice