Moni Nag
Abstract
Sex workers are the most vulnerable victims of HIV/AIDS. Yet few HIV/AIDS intervention projects among sex workers in India have been successful. The lessons to be drawn from the unique success of the Kolkata-based Sonagachi Project in controlling the spread of HIV/AIDS among sex workers, therefore, deserve the most careful consideration.
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Sex workers are the most vulnerable victims of HIV/AIDS. Yet few HIV/AIDS intervention projects among sex workers in India have been successful. The lessons to be drawn from the unique success of the Kolkata-based Sonagachi Project in controlling the spread of HIV/AIDS among sex workers, therefore, deserve the most careful consideration.
Key concepts: Sex workers, Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Sex work, Female sex, Intervention (counseling), Medicine, Men who have sex with men, Environmental health