Add a comment Columbia University’s newspaper, The Spectator, ran a nice profile of Columbia Law School’s Sexuality & Gender Law Clinic as part of their reporting on AIDS Awareness Month. The Clinic is doing important work successfully gaining asylum for HIV positive asylum seekers. Read the article here: Clinic Fights for HIV Awareness in Courts.
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