The Interrelationship Between Gender-based Violence and HIV/AIDS in South Africa

Chineze J. Onyejekwe

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Intimate Partner and Family Violence Gender, Violence, Rights in Latin America HIV/AIDS Impact and Responses

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This paper focuses on how gender-based violence intersects with HIV/AIDS in ways too devastating to be ignored. Women’s subordinate position is linked to poverty, sexual abuse/rape, and the risk to women in long-term union. The country’s pioneering steps to establish legal and judicial frameworks for dealing with these problems are discussed.

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2002The world report on violence and health 2004Violence against women: the health sector responds 1992Battered dreams: violence against women as an obstacle to development.

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