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Little information exists on Egyptian youth and HIV risk. However data suggests that there is an increase in the number of HIV infections among young people in Egypt. This report provides some of the first evidence and interpretation of the various factors that put different subgroups of Egyptian youth at risk for HIV infection. Certain subgroups including men who have sex with men people who inject drugs and street children are at higher risk of contracting HIV. The report also found that socioeconomic cultural and legal factors may increase Egyptian youth’s vulnerability to HIV. Poverty unemployment delayed marriage and gender inequality are examples of factors that increase young people’s risk-taking behavior and hence vulnerability to HIV.

Understanding HIV-related vulnerabilities and stigma among Egyptian youth