38-year-old inmate dies after being denied HIV meds, lawsuit claims
The company providing health care services to the California prison has previously been accused of failing HIV-positive inmates.
February 05 2024 7:25 PM
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Nevada Ends Policy of Segregating, Isolating HIV-Positive Inmates
Nevada was the last state in the union to segregate inmates based on HIV status.
February 16 2021 7:12 PM
Women Ex-Offenders Celebrate 'A Day With HIV'
The Medea Project: Theater for Incarcerated Women HIV Women's Circle will make you think twice about what this day means.
September 22 2016 11:50 AM
Governor Brown Vetoes California Condoms-in-Prisons Bill, Outrages Activists
The governor vetoed AB 999, a bill that would mandated condoms be available in prison and would have been funded by donations, not taxpayers.
October 15 2013 4:25 AM