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Perinatal HIV transmission and children affected by HIV / AIDS: concepts and issues.


 The International Community of Women Living with HIV/AIDS (ICW) is the only international network run for and by women living with HIV infection and AIDS. This network of women educates, supports, and advocates for each other on local, national, and global levels. HIV-positive women often report feeling that everyone has an opinion upon how they should behave, especially with regard to pregnancy. Doctors and other health care workers often have moral and discriminating attitudes toward such women which often interfere with the standard of health care and information HIV-positive women receive in order to make informed choices. ICW is planning to explore the experiences of HIV-positive women with regard to their sexual and reproductive rights. Many women have experienced rejection, fear, and ignorance because of their HIV serostatus. Women should therefore not be singled out for HIV testing when they face such risks and violence. The counseling of couples and testing with joint consent could reduce women's vulnerability. Finally, there may be many reasons why a woman does not tell her children that she is HIV-positive. However, without being open about illness, it is very difficult to plan for the future.
