This article was elaborated within the framework of the Research Program on “Feminist, Gender and Sexual, Gender and Corporal Dissidence Studies”, of the Education and Human Rights Research Group, of the Master's Degree in Education and Human Rights of the Universidad Autónoma Latinoamericana. It arises from the need to analyze the jurisprudence generated by the Constitutional Court, which guarantees the rights of people living with HIV/AIDS in the country, where with a qualitative methodology, supported by the use of analysis tools and the collection of data from the web repository of the Colombian Constitutional Court, an extensive, critical and legal analysis of the sentences collected therein is made. The process resulted in the observation that the Constitutional Court has sometimes been an effective guarantor of the rights of people living with HIV/AIDS, and although the jurisprudence has been complied with, there are still cases of evident omission, thus perpetrating situations of discrimination.
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