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This workshop report examines how to develop polices and programmes which promote condom use as an HIV prevention strategy. The topics explored include: the relationship between sexuality, gender and condom use; working with particular population groups, such as young people, sex workers, drug users and men who have sex with men; and the impact of anti-condom policies by national governments, including the United States, on condom promotion programmes.

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A human rights based approach to promoting HIV prevention and treatment: ( Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS , 2009); In a world where the overwhelming majority of HIV infections are sexually transmitted, sex workers and their clients are at heightened risk of HIV, in large measure as a result of a larger number of s...
How does HIV and AIDS care and prevention impact on sex work projects?: ( C. Overs / Asia Pacific Network of Sex Workers , 2008); Many HIV agencies and civil society groups are considering the impact of new prevention and care methods and planning to incorporate them into their programs and policies. Large organisations have sta...
Assessing the coverage of key services for HIV and AIDS prevention, care and treatment: ( J. Stover;M. Fahnestock / Policy Project, Futures Group, Washington , 2005); This report from Constella Futures Policy Project presents the results of an assessment of the coverage of several key services for the prevention, care and treatment of HIV and AIDS in 2005. It up...
Protecting sex workers from violence and HIV risk in Cambodia: ( C. Jenkins / USA Agency for International Development , 2006); As one of the few countries that have managed to check the spread of HIV, Cambodia is widely praised as a success story. This success is often attributed to the country's 100% condom programme. Howeve...
Behavioural surveillance study of men who have sex with men in Kigali, Rwanda: ( A. Binagwaho;J. Chapman;Y. Utazirubanda / Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina , 2009); Internationally men who have sex with men (MSM) have been identified as a high risk group for HIV acquisition, due to a tendency towards higher risk sexual behaviours and greater numbers of casual (an...