Can a national government implement a violence prevention and response strategy for key populations in a criminalized setting? A case study from Kenya - Bhattacharjee P, Morales GJ, Kilonzo TM, Dayton RL, Musundi RT, Mbole JM, Malaba SJ, Ogwang BE, Isac SK, Moses S, Musyoki HK.

INTRODUCTION: Key population (KP) members frequently experience violence that violates their human rights, increases their risk of HIV, and acts as a barrier to access and uptake of HIV services. To be effective, HIV programmes for members of KPs need to p...
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