“Ngihlala eRichmond kulempompi ezinengi ezivuzayo, phambi kwegedi lami kulempompi esilenyanga lamalanga ivuza. Sengafaka umbiko eBCC Call Centre baze bangipha lenombolo yokubeka umbiko. Njengoba amanzi ehlupha kabazame ukulungisa basebenze silondoloze umuzi wethu wakoBulawayo." Thenga Abalandeli be-Instagram Kuyisenzo esivame kakhulu namuhla. Siphila emhlabeni wokuxhumana nabantu. The author discusses the right of people living with or vulnerable to HIV/ AIDS to enjoy equality before the law as well as the right not to be discriminated against. The author considers various international and regional human rights instruments, domestic law, and constitutional and statutory provisions which guarantee the enjoyment of human rights by individuals, including those living with HIV / AIDS. He looks specifically at the relevant provisions of the South African and Nigerian Constitutions and human rights law. He concludes that people living with HIV / AIDS have enforceable legal rights as a matter of law, and that discrimination on the basis of HIV / AIDS is generally proscribed.