Table 5.
Experiences of violence, and barriers to access health care and basic services during the implementation of lockdown/social distancing measures.
| TF = 72 % (n) | TM = 66 % (n) | NB = 44 % (n) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Experiences of violence by any source | |||
| Yes | 20.9 (14) | 27.6 (16) | 42.5 (17) |
| No | 79.1 (53) | 72.4 (42) | 57.5 (23) |
| Experiences of violence by source (yes) | |||
| Family member | 9.7 (6) | 17.0 (9) | 29.7 (11) |
| Intimate partner | 5.8 (3) | 3.8 (2) | 10.3 (3) |
| Neighbor | 7.3 (4) | 9.8 (5) | 5.7 (2) |
| Landlord | 5.8 (3) | 6.5 (3) | 3.0 (1) |
| Police/Security forces | 5.3 (3) | 10.9 (6) | 7.9 (3) |
| Barriers in access to health care (yes) | |||
| Antiretroviral treatment | 11.3 (8) | 4.7 (3) | 11.6 (5) |
| Hormone therapy | 50.0 (34) | 52.3 (34) | 11.6 (5) |
| General health care | 24.6 (17) | 28.8 (19) | 38.6 (17) |
| Mental health care | 18.8 (13) | 33.8 (22) | 29.5 (13) |
| Toxicology | 10.1 (7) | 4.5 (3) | 2.3 (1) |
| Barriers to access basic services (yes) | |||
| Housing/shelter | 11.8 (8) | 7.6 (5) | 4.8 (2) |
| Food and cleaning or hygiene products | 26.1 (18) | 21.2 (14) | 21.4 (9) |
| Financial assistance | 36.2 (25) | 19.7 (13) | 29.5 (13) |