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. 2016 Jul 17;19(3Suppl 2):20774. doi: 10.7448/IAS.19.3.20774

Table 11.

Prevalence of sexual behaviour stigma among transgender women as compared with MSM participants in Burkina Faso (N=541)

Total MSM Transgender women



n % n % n % χ2pa
Stigma from family/friends
Excluded by family 53 9.8 36 8.1 17 17.4 0.006**
Gossiped about by family 161 29.8 125 28.2 36 37.1 0.08
Rejected by friends 166 30.7 127 28.7 39 39.8 0.03*
Perceived healthcare stigma
Afraid to seek healthcare 154 28.5 133 30.0 21 21.4 0.09
Avoided seeking healthcare 136 25.1 114 25.7 22 22.5 0.50
Experienced healthcare stigma
Treated poorly at a healthcare centre 18 3.3 13 2.9 5 5.1 0.28
Gossiped about by healthcare worker 39 7.2 32 7.2 7 7.1 0.98
Social stigma
Verbally harassed 209 38.7 152 34.4 57 58.2 <0.001***
Blackmailed 99 18.3 86 19.5 13 13.3 0.15
Physically hurt 67 12.5 40 9.1 27 27.8 <0.001***
Raped 52 9.7 38 8.6 14 14.3 0.09
*

p<0.05

**

p<0.01

***

p<0.001

a

p-value derived using Pearson's chi-square test; MSM, men who have sex with men.