Table 8.2 (Continued) Country
Condom use 2.7% (ever use; ANC women attendees; Ahmed 2004b) 5.0% (last sex with spouse; men; Southern Sudan; UNHCR 2007) 1.0% (last sex with spouse; women; Southern Sudan; UNHCR 2007) 31.0% (last sex with spouse; refugees; men; Southern Sudan; UNHCR 2007) 5.0% (last sex with spouse; refugees; women; Southern Sudan; UNHCR 2007) 46.3% (last sex with casual partner; men; Southern Sudan; UNHCR 2007) 0.0% (last sex with casual partner; women; Southern Sudan; UNHCR 2007) 22.5% (consistent with casual partner; men; Southern Sudan; UNHCR 2007) 0.0% (consistent with casual partner; women; Southern Sudan; UNHCR 2007) 0.0% (last sex with commercial partner; men; Southern Sudan; UNHCR 2007) 0.0% (last sex with commercial partner; women; Southern Sudan; UNHCR 2007) 16.0% (ever use among sexually active; men; Southern Sudan; UNHCR 2007) 3.0% (ever use among sexually active; women; Southern Sudan; UNHCR 2007) 1.0% (ever use; tea sellers; Ahmed 2004j) 3.0% (ever use; internally displaced persons; IGAD 2006) 5.0% (ever use; internally displaced persons; Ahmed 2004c) 0.0% (ever use; Sudanese women refugees; Holt et al. 2003) 8.9% (ever use; truck drivers; Farah and Hussein 2006) 2.4% (ever use; truck drivers; Ahmed 2004k) 2.7% (ever use; military personnel; Ahmed 2004d) 4.0% (ever use; prisoners; Ahmed 2004e) 15.8% (ever use; prisoners; Assal 2006) 1.7% (ever use; TB patients; Ahmed 2004i) 5.4% (ever use; STD clinic attendees; Ahmed 2004g) 0.0% (ever use; suspected AIDS patients; Ahmed 2004a) 10.4% (ever used; military personnel; Sudan National HIV/AIDS Control Program 2004) 1.7% (consistent; military personnel; Sudan National HIV/AIDS Control Program 2004) 2.0% (last sex; clients of FSWs; SNAP, UNICEF, and UNAIDS 2005) 2.1% (regularly; FSWs and tea sellers; Basha 2006) 10.3% (ever use; FSWs; Ahmed 2004f) 16.7% (ever use; FSWs; Yousif 2006) 13.0% (regularly; FSWs; Ati 2005) 24.6% (ever use; FSWs; ACORD 2006) 57.8% (ever use; FSWs; Ati 2005) 23.0% (ever use; FSWs; Anonymous 2007) 86.2% (ever use; MSM; Elrashied 2006) 50.9% (every time or almost every time; MSM; Elrashied 2006) 58.5% (last commercial sex; MSM; Elrashied 2006) 48.5% (last noncommercial sex; MSM; Elrashied 2006) 72.9% (ever use; MSM; Elrashied 2006) 89.4% (last six months; female partners; MSM; Elrashied 2006)
Syrian Arab Republic
13.2% (always; FSWs; Syria MOH 2004) 20.6% (often; FSWs; Syria MOH 2004) 51.0% (sometimes; FSWs; Syria MOH 2004) 15.2% (never; FSWs; Syria MOH 2004) 39.0% (less than half the time; Syria Mental Health Directorate 2008) 21.0% (more than half the time; Syria Mental Health Directorate 2008) 19.0% (consistent; Syria Mental Health Directorate 2008) 27.0% (less than half the time; commercial sex; Syria Mental Health Directorate 2008) 5.0% (more than half the time; commercial sex; Syria Mental Health Directorate 2008) 17.0% (consistent; commercial sex; Syria Mental Health Directorate 2008)
Tunisia
65.0% (ever use; FSWs; Hassen et al. 2003) 37.0% (always; FSWs; Hassen et al. 2003) 27.0% (sometimes; FSWs; Hassen et al. 2003) 46.4% (last nonpaid sex; MSM; Hsairi and Ben Abdallah 2007)
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