As the AIDS crisis nears the end of its second decade, new populations are suffering its devastating effects, and complex new social and legal issues are emerging. In AIDS Agenda, the directors of the AIDS Project of the ACLU gather nine important essays analyzing the legal and social policy failures that have led to widespread discrimination against persons with HIV disease, and present concrete recommendations for a more just and effective AIDS policy.
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AIDS Agenda brilliantly shapes the health law and policy issues for the next decade of the AIDS epidemic. . . AIDS Agenda deserves not simply to be read by activists and policy makers, it needs to be understood and acted upon. -- Lawrence Gostin, Executive Director, American Society of Law and Medicine
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