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A Study of Behavior of Men Who Have Sex with Men in Mumbai and Thane: Wave - 5 The Humsafar Trust 1 A Study of Behavior of Men Who Have Sex with Men in Mumbai and Thane: Wave - 5 January - 2010 3rd Floor, Manthan Plaza, Vakola Market, Nehru Road Santacruz East, Mumbai India Telephone: 26673800, 26650547 www.humsafar.org [email protected] ________________________________________ ______________________ A Study of Sexual Behavior and Practices of Men who have sex with Men in Mumbai and Thane- Wave 5 The Humsafar Trust 2 The Team Alpana Dange ( Lead Consultant ) S. Murugeshan (Team Leader) Kalpita Lanjekar Patil (Research Coordinator) P. Girish Kumar (Administrator and Field Coordinator) Sandeep Mane (Research Executive) ________________________________________ ______________________ A Study of Sexual Behavior and Practices of Men who have sex with Men in Mumbai and Thane- Wave 5 The Humsafar Trust 3 Contents Chapter Number Title Pages Chapter: 1 Introduction 1-3 Chapter: 2 Research Methodology 4-11 Chapter: 3 The Humsafar Trust 12 -19 HIV/AIDS Intervention : A Perspective Chapter: 4 Demographic Profile of the 20-28 Respondents Chapter: 5 Knowledge and Attitude of 29-36 MSM Towards HIV/AIDS Chapter: 6 Sexual Behavior and Condom 37-62 Usages Chapter: 7 Health and Treatment Seeking 63-67 Behavior Chapter: 8 Reach of Condom & 68-71 Lubricant Chapter: 9 Comparison of Selective 72-79 Indicators Chapter. 10 Discussion and Suggestion 80-81 ________________________________________ ______________________ A Study of Sexual Behavior and Practices of Men who have sex with Men in Mumbai and Thane- Wave 5 The Humsafar Trust 4 TABLES Table Number Title Page Table: 4.1a Origin of the Respondents 20 Table: 4.1b Native State and District of 21 the Respondents Table: 4.1d Places of Residence 22 Table: 4.2a Age 23 Table: 4.2b Education 23 Table: 4.3a Marital Status 24 Table: 4.4 Arrangement of Residence 24 Table: 4.5a Occupation of the 25 Respondents Table: 4.5b Place of Work 25 Table: 4.5c Monthly Family Income 26 Table: 4.5d Monthly Individual Income 26 Table: 4.6a Travel Outside Mumbai 27 Table: 4.6b Frequency of Travel Outside 27 Mumbai Table: 4.6c Reason of Travel outside 28 Mumbai Table: 4.6d Cities of Travel 28 Table: 5.1a Knowledge about HIV 29 Table: 5.1b Knowledge of Modes of 30 Transmission Table: 5.1c Knowledge of Prevention of 30 HIV Table: 5.2a Knowledge about AIDS 31 Table: 5.2b Whether any Treatment of 32 HIV/AIDS Table: 5.2c Knowledge about ART Treatment 32 Table: 5.3a Attitude Towards HIV + ve 33 People Table: 5.3b Support Services for HIV + 33 Ve MSM ________________________________________ ______________________ A Study of Sexual Behavior and Practices of Men who have sex with Men in Mumbai and Thane- Wave 5 The Humsafar Trust 5 Table: 5.5a Assessing Stigma and 35 Discrimination Table: 5.5b Attitude Towards Friends/ 36 Family Member infected with HIV Table: 6.2 Partner Seeking 40 Table: 6.3 Identities 41 Table: 6.4.1a Types of Partner in Last one 42 Month Table: 6.4.1b Males Partners in Last One 42 Month Table: 6.4.1c Types of Sexual Practices in 42 Last one Month Table: 6.4.2a Ever Had Sex with Female 43 Partner Table: 6.4.2b Number of Female Partner in 44 Last one Month Table: 6.5.1 Misattribute Each other in 44 Past One Month Table: 6.5.2a Peno- Oral Sex And Condom 46 Usages with Male Partner in Last One Month Table: 6.5.3 Anal Sex with Male Spouse 48 and Condom Usages Table: 6.5.3a Anal Sex with Male Regular 50 Partner Table: 6.5.4 Anal Sex with Male Casual 52 Partner and Condom Usages Table: 6.5.4.1 Comparison of Sexual 54 Behavior with Various Partner Table: 6.5.5a Whether Respondents Have 55 Sex with Female Partner Table: 6.5.5b MSM’s Female Partner 56 Table: 6.5.5c Vaginal and Anal Sex with 57 Female Partner Table: 7.1a Knowledge about STI 64 ________________________________________ ______________________ A Study of Sexual Behavior and Practices of Men who have sex with Men in Mumbai and Thane- Wave 5 The Humsafar Trust 6 Symptoms Table: 7.2a Type of Symptoms in Last Six 65 Month’s Table: 8.1 Places and Persons To Obtain 69 Condom Table: 8.2a Perceived Utility of 70 Lubrication Table: 8.2b Awareness of Type of 70 Lubricant Table: 8.2c Places and Person to Obtain 70 Lubricant Table: 8.2d If Respondents Ever Used 71 Lubricant Table: 8.2e Frequency of Usage of 71 Lubricant in Last One Month Table: 8.2f Type of Lubricant Used in 71 Last One Month Table: 9.1a Knowledge about HIV/AIDS 72 Table: 9.1b Attitude Towards HIV/AIDS 73 Table: 9.2.1 Partner Seeking 74 Table: 9.3 Oral Sex Across Studies 75 Table: 9.6 STIs and Treatment Seeking 77 Behavior ________________________________________ ______________________ A Study of Sexual Behavior and Practices of Men who have sex with Men in Mumbai and Thane- Wave 5 The Humsafar Trust 7 CHARTS Chart Number Title Page Chart: 4.1a Whether Came in Search of 22 Work Chart: 5.1a Whether HIV Means Death 31 Chart: 5.4a Whether Know Any PLHA 34 Chart: 5.4b Knowledge about Death Due to 34 AIDS Chart: 5.2b Chart: 6.1a Consumption of Alcohol/ 37 Liquor Chart: 6.1b Quantity of Consumption of 38 Liquor/ Alcohol Chart: 6.1c Chewing 38 Tobacco,Gutkha,Mawa,Pan Chart: 6.1d Consumption of Alcohol Prior 39 To Sex Chart: 6.2a Chart: 6.4.2a Whether Had Sex with Female 43 Partner in Last One Month Chart:6.4b Chart: 6.5.2a Whether Had Peno-Oral Sex In 45 Last One Month Chart: 6.5.3 Whether Engaged in Anal Sex 47 with Male Spouse in Last One Month Chart: 6.5.3a Anal Sex with Regular Male 49 Partner In Last One Month Chart: 6.5.4 Whether Had Sex with Casual 51 Male Partner in Last One Month Chart: 6.5.5 Whether Had Sex with Female 55 Partner in Last one Month Chart: 6.5.6a Sex in Exchange of Cash in 58 Last One Month Chart: 6.5.6b Type of Sexual Practice in 58 Exchange of Cash ________________________________________ ______________________ A Study of Sexual Behavior and Practices of Men who have sex with Men in Mumbai and Thane- Wave 5 The Humsafar Trust 8 Chart: 6.5.6c Last Time Condom Usages By 59 Respondents During Sex in Exchange of Cash Chart: 6.5.6d Last Time Condom Usages by 59 Partner During Sex in Exchange of Cash Chart: 6.5.7a Sex in Exchange of Gifts/things 60 or money for fare Chart: 6.5.7b Type of Sexual Practices in 60 Exchange or Gifts / Things or Money for Fare Chart: 6.5.7c Last Time Condom Usage by 61 Respondents during Sex in Exchange of Gifts/ Things or Money for Fare Chart: 6.5.7d Last Time Condom Usage by 61 Partner during Sex in Exchange of Gifts/ Things or Money for Fare Chart: 6.6 Whether Experienced Coercive 62 Sex in Last six Month Chart: 7.1a Knowledge about STIs 63 Chart: 7.2a Whether Suffered from STIs in 64 Last Six Month Chart: 7.2b Whether took Medical 65 Treatment Chart: 7.2c Types of Treatment by 66 Respondents Chart: 7.3a Whether Tested for HIV 66 Chart: 7.3b HIV Testing Facilities Used by 67 Respondents Chart: 7.3c Whether Collected Report 67 Chart: 8.1a Condom Availability 68 Chart: 8.1b Knowledge about Places or 68 Person Where Condom is Available Chart: 8.2a Ever Heard of Lubricant 69 ________________________________________ ______________________ A Study of Sexual Behavior and Practices of Men who have sex with Men in Mumbai and Thane- Wave 5 The Humsafar Trust 9 Chart: 9.2a Average Male Partners Across 73 studies Chart: 9.2b Average Female Partners 74 Across Studies Chart: 9.4a Sex with a female Partner in 75 Last One Month Chart: 9.4b Peno-Vaginal Sex In Last One 76 Month Chart: 9.4c Consistent Condom Usages 76 Peno-Vaginal Sex in Last One Month Chart: 9.5 Respondents Engaging in 77 Commercial Sex Chart: 9.7a Respondents Taking Voluntary 78 HIV Test Chart: 9.7b Testing Facilities 78 ________________________________________ ______________________ A Study of Sexual Behavior and Practices of Men who have sex with Men in Mumbai and Thane- Wave 5 The Humsafar Trust 10 ABBREVIATIONS AIDS Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome ARV Anti Retro Viral BCC Behavior Change Communication BMGF Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation CBO Community Based Organizations CST Chatrapati Shivaji Terminus FHI Family Health International FPAI Family Planning Association of India HIV Human Immunodeficiency Virus IEC Information, Education and Communication IMRB Indian Market Research Bureau IVDU Intravenous Drug Users KABP Knowledge, Attitude Behavior and Practice MDACS Mumbai District AIDS Control Society MSM Men Having Sex With Men MSW Male Sex Worker NACO National AIDS Control Organization NACP National AIDS Control Program NGO Non-Government Organization NQR Non-Qualifying Respondent OI Opportunistic Infections ORW Out Reach Worker PLHA People Leaving with HIV/AIDS PSI Population Services International SI Sampling Interval STI Sexually Transmitted Infections TAG Technical Advisory Group TG Transgender TI Targeted Interventions VCTC Voluntary Counseling And Testing Center ________________________________________ ______________________ A Study of Sexual Behavior and Practices of Men who have sex with Men in Mumbai and Thane- Wave 5 The Humsafar Trust 11 Chapter 1 Introduction 1.0 Since the year 2000, research studies have played an important role in assessing and fine tuning Humsafar Trust’s HIV prevention programs for Men Having Sex with Men (MSM).
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