Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Violence against sex workers by police and military in Democratic Republic of Congo,2008,13,2-3,73-74,Ombeni
Recognize sex work as legitimate work,2008,13,2-3,97-98,Reynaga
Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia: Police raids and violence put sex workers at risk of HIV,2008,13,2-3,71-72,Crago
Sexual assault domestic violence and HIV: romoting women's rights through legislation,2008,13,2-3,63-64,Pearshouse
Lessons from Africa: combating the twin epidemics of domestic violence and HIV/AIDS,2008,13,2-3,57-62,Ezer
Bangkok 2004. Sexual minorities violence and AIDS in Africa,2004,9,3,103-105,Lwabaayi
Thirty-month sentence for three counts of aggravated sexual assault,2007,12,2-3,46,
Ottawa: crack pipe program cancelled by city council,2007,12,2-3,29-30,Symington
Jamaica: report documents homophobia and violence,2005,10,1,45-46,Schleifer
Bangkok 2004. Not as simple as ABC: making real progress on women's rights and AIDS,2004,9,3,68-71,Csete
Still underground: searching for progress in realizing the human rights of women in prostitution,2004,9,3,1 8-14,Csete
Man accused of failing to disclose HIV-positive status convicted of 15 counts of aggravated sexual assault,2007,12,2-3,45-46,
HIV/AIDS educator's application to stop deportation rejected,2007,12,2-3,47,
U.S.: prison sentences for spitting,2008,13,2-3,47,Symington
Africa: Sexual minorities at risk,2011,15,2,25-26,Kazatchkine
Ex-professional football player guilty of two counts of aggravated sexual assault,2007,12,1,43-44,Betteridge
Cambodia: human trafficking legislation threatens HIV response,2008,13,2-3,21-22,Pearshouse