Oktober 2014
Sexual violence is a fundamental violation of human rights and has a direct impact on the health and wellbeing of people, especially women. Research shows that violence is a major cause of HIV transmission, but also a consequence of HIV infection. The MMS Bulletin explores how sexual and gender based violence increases vulnerability to HIV, AIDS and other STIs. It highlights current interventions to address the consequences of sexual violence on the health of women, children and men. Based on experiences and best practice, the MMS Bulletin explores programming and key actions addressing the consequences of sexual violence on HIV in protection of the survivors of sexual violence.
Bericht zur Fachtagung von aidsfocus.ch
LifeLine gender-based violence program in rural areas of KwaZuluNatal, South Africa
Stepping Stone
Experiences from SDC’s Psychosocial Programme, Great Lakes Region
Counselling offered by Aids-Hilfe Bern
The relevance of institutional anchorage of dealing with sexual violence and HIV/AIDS – experiences of the International Cooperation of the Swiss Red Cross.