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Courts have already ruled that HIV-positive troops currently serving can be deployed overseas, and now it's time to let Americans who are positive enlist, says the legal group.
An appeals court says the Trump administration's efforts to discharge the airmen is at odds with modern science on HIV.
The military contends the men can't be deployed overseas, despite all scientific evidence to the contrary.
We need the Fourth Circuit to recognize that the Air Force is violating its own regulations by discharging me and other Airmen living with HIV.
Members of an LGBTQ military organization will be protected from discharge for having HIV.
Judge Amy Clark Meachum expanded her injunction against the "child abuse" probes to include a couple who sued and all PFLAG members.
The Fourth Circuit decreed that HIV-related stigma has no place in government or employment.
A U.S. district judge ruled that the U.S. military cannot ban enlistment by those who are HIV-positive but asymptomatic with an undetectable viral load.
