.... Natasha Lovell can be contacted at: tashlovell@doctors.org.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Uganda Women Research Gender Quality of life Sexual behaviour The young women identify their key roles and responsibilities in Uganda as cooking, cleaning, managing the home...

... a protective environment, rather than focusing on influencing individual sexual behaviour. Initially FGDs were slow moving, with some of the young women not used to talking about their own opinions and experiences. However, as I expressed my desire to learn more about life in Uganda, the young women were...

... violent forms of sexual coercion. The participants used the terms “rape” and “forced sex” to mean the same thing. An interview with the schoolteacher revealed that children are taught the following definitions for rape: Sexual behaviour Women Uganda Gender Sexual coercion refers...

...Cath Conn; Louise Waite; Anil Joshi Purpose This study seeks to explore the perceptions of young men in Uganda regarding their sexual behaviour, which is normally understood as “high risk” in terms of HIV/AIDS. Specifically, the paper aims to look at the practice of engaging with multiple sexual...

...) to find money to shop”. Women Uganda Sexual behaviour HIV Peer pressure was the third motivator for engaging in SFSL. Desire for luxury goods to show off in front of friends and the need to have a boyfriend were highlighted: “Some girls go for it because they want to look like other girls...