Access to services, knowledge and attitudes related to HIV among MSM and FSW in Tripoli, Libya, 2010.

*Sample size n out of total of N = 227 for MSM and N = 69 for FSW (seeds not included)
†Population estimates computed using RDSII/DA estimator method [30]
‡Respondents who know where they can get tested for HIV and who have been given condoms through outreach service, drop-in centre or health facility in past 12 months
|Respondents who could show at least one condom to interviewer
**Respondents who know that a healthy-looking person can transmit HIV, that the transmission risk can be reduced by having sex with only one faithful, uninfected partner, and by using condoms, and who reject the misconceptions that HIV can be transmitted by sharing a meal with someone infected and through mosquito bites.
††Respondents who would be willing to share a meal with a person who has HIV or AIDS, would be willing to care at their house for a male or female relative who is ill with HIV, who would buy food from a shopkeeper or food seller who has HIV, who thinks a student infected with HIV, but is not sick with AIDS should be allowed to attend school, and a teacher who is infected with HIV, but is not sick should be allowed to continue to teach.
‡‡Respondents who have been refused health care, employment, education, restaurant service or police assistance
E1 = Equilibrium reached at 1% level, E2 = Equilibrium reached at 2% level