News

5/12/2022 7:55am

Georgia Amends State HIV Criminal Laws, But The Work Isn't Over

Governor Kemp signed Senate Bill 164 into law, eliminating certain HIV-specific provisions of the criminal code and amending others.

5/6/2022 4:07pm

Association of Prosecuting Attorneys Releases Statement in Opposition to the Criminalization of Abortion

The Association of Prosecuting Attorneys (APA), through its Addressing Disparities to Reproductive Health Advisory Committee, released a Statement of Prosecutors expressing opposition to the criminalization of abortion in the wake of the recent SCOTUS decision draft leak.

4/19/2022 2:14pm

CHLP Joins NHeLP's comments for the HHS Information Collection Request on the Consent for Sterilization Form

4/18/2022 11:28am

Briefing Paper: CHLP News, April 2022

Today is National Transgender HIV Testing Day #NTHTD and if there’s one thing that could address the mistrust and discrimination that communities hit hardest by HIV and STIs continue to experience it would be training licensed healthcare providers in sexual health, including how to talk to patients about sex, STIs and HIV. Read more about what CHLP is doing to tackle the issue in the new edition of CHLP's Briefing Paper newsletter.

4/8/2022 6:11am

News: Judge Strikes U.S. Military's Ban on Service for Some, But not All, People Living with HIV

Federal district court judge decision that the U.S. military's long-standing policy of banning servicemembers living with HIV from active duty is unconstitutional only applies to those who are undetectable and "asymptomatic."