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or partner than others. Discussion about HIV/AIDS prevention is also more common among highly<br />
educated respondents than others. Twice as many urban than rural women and one and half times as<br />
many urban than rural men have discussed HIV/AIDS prevention with their spouse or partner. Residents<br />
of Addis Ababa are most likely to have discussed HIV/AIDS prevention with their spouse or partner.<br />
Respondents were also asked for their opinion on whether a person who knows she/he has the<br />
AIDS virus should be allowed to keep this information a secret or should make it available to the<br />
community. This could shed some light on the extent of stigma associated with HIV/AIDS and<br />
discrimination against people who have HIV/AIDS. Nearly twice as many women as men who have<br />
heard of AIDS believed that a person who knows that she/he has the AIDS virus should be allowed to<br />
keep this information a secret (Table 12.7). Younger women (15-24), those who have never married,<br />
Table 12.7 Social aspects of HIV/AIDS<br />
Percentage of women and men who have heard of AIDS by responses to questions on various social aspects of HIV/AIDS,<br />
according<br />
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to background characteristics, Ethiopia 2000<br />
Women<br />
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Men<br />
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Percentage<br />
Percentage<br />
who believe Percentage who believe Percentage<br />
that the HIV who are that the HIV who are<br />
positive status willing to care positive status willing to care<br />
of a family for a relative of a family for a relative<br />
Background member should sick with member should sick with<br />
characteristic remain a secret AIDS Number remain a secret AIDS Number<br />
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Age<br />
25-29<br />
14.5 46.7 2,286 8.8 48.6 335<br />
30-39<br />
15.3 43.3 3,091 8.5 50.4 568<br />
40-49<br />
15.2 42.0 2,263 4.6 50.6 382<br />
50-59<br />
NA NA NA 7.7 48.8 281<br />
15-19<br />
20-24<br />
18.6<br />
17.5<br />
48.5<br />
45.6<br />
2,927<br />
2,443<br />
14.4<br />
8.3<br />
53.8<br />
46.5<br />
527<br />
397<br />
Current marital status<br />
Never married<br />
Ever had sex<br />
Never had sex<br />
Married or living together<br />
Divorced, separated,<br />
widowed<br />
Residence<br />
Urban<br />
Rural<br />
Region<br />
Tigray<br />
Affar<br />
Amhara<br />
Oromiya<br />
Somali<br />
Benishangul-Gumuz<br />
SNNP<br />
Gambela<br />
Harari<br />
Addis Ababa<br />
Dire Dawa<br />
Education<br />
No education<br />
Primary<br />
Secondary and higher<br />
18.9 53.9 2,971 12.2 55.6 949<br />
18.5 76.1 198 13.6 63.9 275<br />
19.0 52.3 2,774 11.6 52.2 674<br />
15.7 40.6 8,412 7.0 46.7 1,438<br />
14.6 53.8 1,627 9.9 47.3 102<br />
13.2 70.5 2,713 11.3 80.8 374<br />
17.1 38.7 10,297 8.7 44.7 2,115<br />
7.2 61.7 885 17.8 54.2 129<br />
13.9 78.1 119 5.5 50.5 31<br />
19.2 49.9 3,328 10.2 65.7 607<br />
14.3 36.8 5,039 8.9 37.2 1,011<br />
14.4 47.5 109 7.9 55.8 32<br />
32.3 42.6 111 16.1 55.5 28<br />
20.1 38.3 2,601 5.6 47.2 534<br />
31.4 63.9 28 22.1 56.9 5<br />
6.6 55.6 37 1.3 68.8 7<br />
12.7 82.3 677 11.1 91.2 93<br />
10.1 67.9 75 4.6 72.9 12<br />
16.6 39.5 9,303 8.2 46.3 1,262<br />
16.8 47.7 2,320 9.7 42.4 839<br />
13.1 80.1 1,387 10.5 79.0 388<br />
Total<br />
16.3 45.3 13,010 9.1 50.1 2,489<br />
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NA = Not applicable<br />
168 * HIV/AIDS and Other STIs