Kenya: Health workers increasingly concerned in wake of USAID cuts
So for us, this puts the entire community at increased risk, especially for the new HIV infection, because a sex worker who is living with HIV and is still selling sex, they are not maybe able to even afford the condom.
At least 24 deaths of HIV-positive sex workers in Kenya have been reported, who, like Beatrice, in good health until aid was slashed by the United States early last year.
So with the stop-work order, the only difference is now the sex worker is not able to access commodities, they are not able to get condoms, they are not able to get their ARVs, and they are still selling sex there.
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