Venezuela’s Food Security and Nutrition Crisis

By Andrew Cho

What do stigma and the police have to do with HIV? A review of HIV syndemics

Trigger warning: mentions of violence, sexual violence, death, transphobia, suicide

What do sex work and heroin use have in common? In many parts of the world, including the…

The HIV Crisis in Russia

By Andrew Cho

Opinion | Living With H.I.V. Isn’t a Crime. Why Is the United States Treating It Like One?

Prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV among Female Sex Workers in Africa — It should be a priority.

Early in the HIV pandemic, vertical HIV transmission ( mother-to-child transmission of HIV) was a major driver of new HIV infections. For…

The Banyan Tree Project — How Saving Face Costs Lives

Written by Andrew Cho

The Vulnerable Women: Law and Violence in Russian Female Sex Workers’ Lives

June 5th — HIV Long-Term Survivor’s Day

June 5this the annual National HIV Long-Term Survivor’s Day, honoring the long-term…

Choice in Context: Depression, Gendered Violence, and Condom Use among Sex Workers in Cameroon

During my time as a student with the Center for Public Health and Human Rights, I collaborated with Care, the Government of Cameroon, and local sex worker organizations…

CPHHR 15th Anniversary — Center Highlights

The Center for Public Health and Human Rights recently celebrated our 15th…