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    Up until 2019, over 46,000 people were living with HIV in Ecuador, including 577 pregnant women and 10 newborns diagnosed with HIV in that year. Young people, LGBTQ+ individuals, and sex workers have been most affected by HIV and have faced decreased earnings, evictions, and food insecurity during the COVID-19 pandemic, as quarantine measures restricted informal commerce and self-employment where many living with HIV work, and sexual and reproductive health actions were stalled during the pandemic's worst months. CARE calls on the Ecuadorian government to provide a comprehensive response to HIV addressing health, education, employment, participation, housing and other sectors while keeping human rights of those living with HIV as the central focus.

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    Up until 2019, over 46,000 people were living with HIV in Ecuador, including 577 pregnant women and 10 newborns diagnosed with HIV in that year. Young people, LGBTQ+ individuals, and sex workers have been most affected by HIV and have faced decreased earnings, evictions, and food insecurity during the COVID-19 pandemic, as quarantine measures restricted informal commerce and self-employment where many living with HIV work, and sexual and reproductive health actions were stalled during the pandemic's worst months. CARE calls on the Ecuadorian government to provide a comprehensive response to HIV addressing health, education, employment, participation, housing and other sectors while keeping human rights of those living with HIV as the central focus.

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    Up until 2019, over 46,000 people were living with HIV in Ecuador, including 577 pregnant women and 10 newborns diagnosed with HIV in that year. Young people, LGBTQ+ individuals, and sex workers have been most affected by HIV and have faced decreased earnings, evictions, and food insecurity during the COVID-19 pandemic, as quarantine measures restricted informal commerce and self-employment where many living with HIV work, and sexual and reproductive health actions were stalled during the pandemic's worst months. CARE calls on the Ecuadorian government to provide a comprehensive response to HIV addressing health, education, employment, participation, housing and other sectors while keeping human rights of those living with HIV as the central focus.

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    Up until 2019, over 46,000 people were living with HIV in Ecuador, including 577 pregnant women and 10 newborns diagnosed with HIV in that year. Young people, LGBTQ+ individuals, and sex workers have been most affected by HIV and have faced decreased earnings, evictions, and food insecurity during the COVID-19 pandemic, as quarantine measures restricted informal commerce and self-employment where many living with HIV work, and sexual and reproductive health actions were stalled during the pandemic's worst months. CARE calls on the Ecuadorian government to provide a comprehensive response to HIV addressing health, education, employment, participation, housing and other sectors while keeping human rights of those living with HIV as the central focus.

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    December 1

    INTERNATIONAL WORLD AIDS DAY

    Up until 2019, 46.206 people were living with HIV in Ecuador.

    577 pregnant women and 10 newborns were diagnosed HIV-positive.

    Young people, LGBTIQ+ individuals, and sex workers are the most affected.

    Due to the pandemic, their earnings decreased, have been evicted, and face food insecurity.

    Government measures in the face of the pandemic have not considered the needs of people living
    with HIV and of those who have developed AIDS

    On average, 4.000 new HIV cases are reported every year.

    Quarantine measures restricted informal commerce and self-employed activities, where most
    people living with HIV work.

    During the direst months of the pandemic, sexual and reproductive health actions were stalled.

    CARE urges the Ecuadorian Government to provide a comprehensive response to HIV, addressing
    all sectors (health, education, employment, participation, protection, housing, etc.), and keeping
    the human rights of people living with HIV in the center.

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