Ukraine

Cases2021

Clients1944

Regions17

NGOs77

System's Users103

Months of work12

Since January 2021, legal rights on the database within REAct Project were transfered from Frontline AIDS to APH.

1 Clients disaggregation by KP

Men, 1141

Women, 775

Trans*women, 17

Trans*men, 7

Trans*non-binary persons, 4

2 Way in which case was reported

In person, 1212

By phone, 758

On-line, 36

The case happened with the REAct project documentator, 15

3 Case status

Fully resolved, 1637

Partially resolved, 271

Lost contact with the client or organization to which he was redirected, 27

Client has died, 24

Case does not need a response, 17

Client refused to receive support, 33

Case is not solved, 12

Oblast and city where the case occurred (number of registered cases)

Clients disaggregation by risk groups

1 Clients disaggregation by KP*

PLWH, 601

OST Patient, 446

PWID, 366

MSM, 191

Person with TB, 164

Sex Worker, 112

Prisoner, 61

Ex-Prisoner, 28

Homeless, 20

Sexual partner of the representative of the risk group (PLHIV, PWID), 5

Trans*people, 25

Adolescents at risk for HIV / TB, 2

Types of violators and violations for all key groups*

*within one case there may be several types of violations and violators

1 Types of violators

Police, 17 %

Representatives of the penitentiary institution, 9 %

Employees of state health care institutions, 43 %

Providers of state social services, 3 %

Teachers of public institutions, 2 %

Close environment (family, partner, neighbor, etc.), 12 %

Employees of private institutions in the service sector, 2 %

Employers of private institutions, 5 %

Unknown, 4 %

Others, 5 %

2 Types of violations

Refusal to provide assistance / services, 40 %

Emotional violence / harm, 27 %

Physical violence / harm, 15 %

Material damage, 8 %

Violation of confidentiality, 8 %

Responds on cases of violations of the rights of key groups (number of services)

85% of services were provided by documentators at the client’s place of application

1 Provided services

Primary legal aid, 74 %

Psychosocial assistance, 24 %

Secondary legal aid, 2 %