HIV Infections and Prevention

HIV Prevention
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HIV Prevention
HIV infections are still a common health issue, especially in third world countries. It is also a risk in high populations since it can spread faster without proper prevention strategies. HIV is defined as a human immune-deficiency virus that causes AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome). The key issues of contention regarding HIV prevention is whether condom distribution should occur in third world countries or high population, or making testing mandatory while also breaking human rights in the process. Based on the different views, I support the notion that condom distribution occurs in the third world and high population countries based on Kant’s theory since the action will fulfill a moral duty.
Distributing condoms to a high population is an effective way to ensure that people have a preventive measure to reduce infections. In the long term, the number of people with new infections will decline. I believe populations have a right to freedom, which means that they can also enter into any civil agreement with the government based on a social contract. Distributing condoms preserves their rights and liberties, and people still have an option to use it or not. Distributing it is an excellent way to ensure that when needed, it is accessible.
A conflicting perspective is that ...