Current state law explicitly singles out individuals convicted for sex work offenses for mandatory HIV testing. We supported the repeal of this statute which is discriminatory towards both sex workers and individuals with HIV. This bill passed the Senate, but died in the House.
Repealing Mandatory HIV Testing for Sex Workers (H 7219, S 2442)
Sponsors
Representative Edith Ajello and Senator Melissa Murray
Status
Passed Senate Committee, Died in House
Session
2024
Bill number
Position
Support
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