Authors
Carmen H Logie, Ying Wang, Ashley Lacombe‐Duncan, Nicolette Jones, Uzma Ahmed, Kandasi Levermore, Ava Neil, Tyrone Ellis, Nicolette Bryan, Annecka Marshall, Peter A Newman
Publication date
2017/1/1
Journal
African Journal of Reproduction and Gynaecological Endoscopy
Volume
20
Issue
1
Publisher
Medknow
Description
Introduction: Transgender women are disproportionately impacted by HIV. Transgender women involved in sex work may experience exacerbated violence, social exclusion, and HIV vulnerabilities, in comparison with non-sex work-involved transgender women. Scant research has investigated sex work among transgender women in the Caribbean, including Jamaica, where transgender women report pervasive violence. The study objective was to examine factors associated with sex work involvement among transgender women in Jamaica. Methods: In 2015, we implemented a cross-sectional survey using modified peer-driven recruitment with transgender women in Kingston and Ocho Rios, Jamaica, in collaboration with a local community-based AIDS service organization. We conducted multivariable logistic regression analyses to identify factors associated with paid sex and transactional sex. Exchanging oral …
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CH Logie, Y Wang, A Lacombe‐Duncan, N Jones… - African Journal of Reproduction and Gynaecological …, 2017