U.S. Global AIDS Funding and Its Discontents: Why the Supreme Court Must Strike Down the Anti-Prostitution Pledge

Authors

Chi Adanna Mgbako, Fordham University School of LawFollow

Document Type

Article

Publication Title

Yale Journal of International Affairs

Volume

8

Publication Date

2013

Keywords

sex workers, HIV/AIDS, U.S. Supreme Court, anti-prostitution

Abstract

This op-ed recommends that the U.S. Supreme Court strike down the "anti-prostitution pledge," a Congressional requirement forcing organizations receiving U.S. global AIDS funding to adopt policies "opposing prostitution and sex trafficking."

Recommended Citation

Chi Adanna Mgbako, U.S. Global AIDS Funding and Its Discontents: Why the Supreme Court Must Strike Down the Anti-Prostitution Pledge, 8 YJIA 133 (2013)
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