National report : People Living with HIV Stigma Index 2.0 – Morocco, 2022
Access to care, stigma and rights

People Living with HIV Stigma Index 2.0 – Morocco, 2022

Type
National report
Published
2022
Countries
Morocco
Language
Français

This study examines stigma and discrimination experienced by 632 people living with HIV in Morocco. Despite a decline in reported discrimination compared with 2016, internalised stigma remains significant, with shame, guilt and isolation affecting social life and access to care. Key populations face greater exposure. The report recommends strengthening communication, training, governance and human rights protection mechanisms.

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