The purpose of this paper is to make an in-depth review of the appeal system for people living with HIV/AIDS (PLHIV) in Taiwan based on a perspective of a social worker in the HIV/AIDS field. Following the introductory section regarding current appeal system for PLHIV, the contents of the paper are divided into six sections. Section One and Two describe the difficulty encountered by PLHIV in the appeal system for settling the disputes between them and their employers. Section Three studies the difficulty in the appeal system for settling the disputes between them and their medical service providers. Section four details the difficulty and disputes between PLHIV and educational institutions. Section Five outlines the factors limiting or influencing the usage of the appeal system by PLHIV. Finally, some suggestions are provided for improve the appeal system for PLHIV in Taiwan.