Social cultural factors in HIV/AIDS transmission among women in Rwanda .

• ABSTRACT
  
  • I.2 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM.
    
  • I.4 RESEARCH QUETIONS
    
  • I.5 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
    
  • I.6 LIMITATION OF THE STUDY
    
• II.1.1 THE POSITION OF WOMEN IN SOCIETY
  
• II.1.2 WHAT MAKES WOMEN VULNERABLE TO HIV/AIDS
  
• II.1.3 WOMEN VULNERABLE FOR MANY REASONS
  
• II.2.2 MARRIAGE
  
• II.2.3 POLYGAMY
  
• II.2.4 EARLY MARRIAGE
  
• II.2.5 MULTIPLE SEXUAL PARTNERS
  
• II.2.6 HARMFUL CULTURAL AND TRADITIONAL PRACTICES
  
• II.2.7 GENDER BASED VIOLENCE
  
• II.2.8 STIGMA AND TABOOS
  
• II.2.9 RELIGION
  
• II.2.10 POVERTY
  
• II.2.11 LACK OF ACCESS TO PRODUCTIVE RESOURCES OR INCOME
  
• II.2.12 LACK OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING
  
• III.1.1 QUALITATIVE METHOD
  
• III.1.2 SOURCE OF DATA III.1.2.1 PRIMARY DATA
  
• III.1.2.2 SECONDARY DATA
  
• III.1.3 LOCATION OF THE STUDY
  
• III.1.4 STUDY POPULATION
  
• III.1.5 POPULATION AND SAMPLE
  
• III.2 TECHNIQUES OF DATA COLLECTION
  
• III.2.1 Interviews
  
• III.2.2 Questionnaire
  
• III.3 DATA PROCESSING AND INTERPRETATION
  
• III.4 LIMITATION OF THE RESEARCH
  
• III.5 SUMMARY
  
• IV.2.2 Qualification of respondent Table2: qualification of respondent
  
  • 4.3 SUMMARY
    
• V.2 RECOMMENDATIONS
  
• III. Gushaka ukiri muto (early marriage) yego (yes)
  
• IV. Gukora imibonano mpuza'bitsina n,abantu benshi(multiple sexual partners).
  
• VI. Ihohoterwa rishingiye kugitsina (gender based violence)
  
• VII. Isoni, imyumvire n,imyitwarire kuri SIDA (stigma and taboos)
  
  • 3.urubatse? (are you married?) Yes