Trafficking & HIV/AIDS is Interrelated

HIV Infection Is Increasing Among Young People

HIV/AIDS: Street Children And Girls Has Been A Major Concern

Girls are at Fastidious Vulnerable in HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS: Safe-Sex or Gender Issue

HIV/AIDS epidemic is described as the worst difficulty in the history of health. In fact, human beings have been having great problems since time immemorial but there had never been the worst complexity like AIDS. HIV/AIDS is similar to war but it is worse than war in that when armies fight, it is mostly the men who are killed but HIV/AIDS kills women and children. HIV/AIDS kills people in the prime of their life. HIV/AIDS has no existing cure but there are several ways it can effectively be controlled. After all, common adage has it that prevention is better than cure. If an individual has enough prevention mechanism, there is optimism that the virus can be triumphed upon by the mankind.

Street Sex Workers Contracting HIV/AIDS

Injection Drug Users: Existence Of The HIV Crisis

HIV/AIDS: Trends in Migration/ Trafficking

Bangladesh is still a low prevalence country (HIV-infection rate is less than 1%), but there is a potential for expanding HIV/AIDS epidemic in the future, because the country is very receptive to HIV infection. The receptivity is due to increasing trend of prostitution, domestic and international migration, urbanization, poverty, and proximity to areas with advances epidemics and sexual permissiveness or high-risk sexual behavior of members of certain groups of people. HIV infection and AIDS cases in IDUs tend to increase within last two years.