Abstract
L’hétérosexualité se vit à Kinshasa comme norme sociale. Les effets de l’homophobie et de l’hétérosexisme font ainsi des homo-bisexuels, une population ‘‘culpabilisée’’ adoptant la ‘‘stratégie de dissimulation’’. Par conséquent, l’homosexualité visible ou cachée et l’hétérosexualité déguisée conduisent à la pénétration anale sans préservatif constituant ainsi l’un des principaux modes de transmission du VIH et des IST.
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Event ID
17
Paper presenter
54 055
Language (Translated)
en
Title (Translated)
Male homosexuality in Kinshasa in the time of HIV/AIDS: From crisis of normalization to apparent normativity through multiple sexual histories
Abstract (Translated)
In Kinshasa, heterosexuality is experienced as the social norm. The effects of homophobia and heterosexism thus create homo-bisexuals, a "guilty" population adopting a strategy of dissimulation. Consequently, visible or hidden homosexuality and disguised heterosexuality lead to anal penetration without a condom, thus constituting one of the principal modes of transmission of HIV and STIs.
Status (Translated)
2
Type of Submissions
Regular session presentation, if not selected I agree to present my paper as a poster
Language of Presentation
French
First Choice History
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Weight in Programme
1 000
Status in Programme
1