Methodology
1. Field of analysis and theoretical research model
2. Literature review: concepts and approaches
3. Target group
4. Data collection and characterisation of sample
5. The sites under study
Sexual and Reproductive Rights and Public
Policies
1. Sexual and reproductive rights
2. Law and national policy for the fight against HIV/AIDS
Vulnerable target groups
3. Other key aspects for the exercise of sexual and reproductive rights in the context of AIDS
Perception and Practice of Sexuality in the Era of Aids
1. Representations of sexuality
2. From sexuality to knowledge about STIs and HIV/AIDS
Sexual and Reproductive Rights and the Feminization of Aids
1. Sexual and Reproductive Rights and power relations
2. Pregnancy and its interruption
3. Is it sexual violence? Yes or no?
4. Sexual education for youth, a solution?
University Students: the Practice of Sexuality, in the Context of HIV/AIDS
1. Sexuality: knowledge, practice and rights
1.1. Where, by whom and what should they learn about sex and sexuality
1.2. Differences between learning about and the practice of sexuality
1.3. Differentiated ideas about sexual and reproductive rights
2. AIDS, knowledge, practice and rights
2,1. K now ledge
2.2. Relation between knowledge and practices
Conclusions
R ecom m endations
Bibliography