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Forced Migration and Transmission of HIV and Other Sexually Transmitted Infections: Policy and Progr
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Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and HIV/AIDS have become urgent concerns for populations affected by armed conflict and migration (both forced and voluntary). Poverty, powerlessness, and social instability affect the spread of STIs and HIV. These conditions are characteristic of the lives of most refugees and internally displaced persons.
This chapter briefly describes the history of reproductive health for refugees (used in this article to refer to both refugees and the internally displaced) and presents the available evidence on the effects of conflict on the spread of HIV. It then describes policy and programme responses recommended by multilateral, governmental, and non-governmental organisations (NGOs).
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This chapter briefly describes the history of reproductive health for refugees (used in this article to refer to both refugees and the internally displaced) and presents the available evidence on the effects of conflict on the spread of HIV. It then describes policy and programme responses recommended by multilateral, governmental, and non-governmental organisations (NGOs).
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