You have AIDS, who is going to want you around?»: intersections between HIV infection and intimate partner violence

This work consists of a qualitative exploration in the intersection of intimate partner violence (IPV) towards women and HIV infection through the perception of seven health care and NGO professionals seeing women with HIV infection and/or women suffering IPV in Madrid. Semi structured interviews we...

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Published in:Feminismo/s (Universidad de Alicante) 2011-12 (18), p.113-134
Main Author: Alberto Martín-Pérez Rodríguez
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