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East and Southern Africa is the region most affected by HIV in the world and is home to the largest number of people living with HIV. The HIV epidemic in this region is generalized but young women, men who have intercourse with men, transgender people, intercourse workers, prisoners and people who inject drugs are at an increased vulnerability to infection. The number of people living with HIV in East and Southern Africa continues to increase, but access to antiretroviral treatment is increasing as well. Although laws and cultural traditions vary between East and Southern African countries, there are a number of ingrained cultural, structural and legal barriers to HIV prevention.
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C. Somalia
All of the other countries listed have pretty stable governments in place whereas in Somalia a lot of it is ungoverned or under anarchy.
