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Table 1 Characteristics of forcibly displaced youth living in the slums of Kampala, Uganda by sexual history (N = 445)

From: A syndemic of inequitable gender norms and intersecting stigmas on condom self-efficacy and practices among displaced youth living in urban slums in Uganda: a community-based cross-sectional study

Variables

Full sample (N = 445)

Ever had sex (n = 278; 62.5%)

Never had sex (n = 167; 37.5%)

p-value

N (%)/Mean (SD, range)

n (%)/Mean (SD, range)

n (%)/Mean (SD, range)

Age

19.59 (2.59, 16–24)

20.54 (2.48, 16–24)

18.02 (1.94, 16–24)

0.001

Gender

 Young women

333 (74.8)

201 (60.4)

132 (39.6)

0.113

 Young men

112 (25.2)

77 (68.8)

35 (31.3)

 

Education

   

0.001

 Less than secondary school

234 (52.6)

120 (43.2)

114 (68.3)

 

 Secondary school education

211 (47.4)

158 (56.8)

53 (31.7)

 

Place of birth

   

0.051

 South Sudan

35 (7.9)

16 (5.8)

19 (11.4)

 

 Burundi

115 (25.8)

67 (24.1)

48 (28.7)

 

 Democratic Republic of the Congo

249 (56.0)

169 (60.8)

80 (47.9)

 

 Rwanda

19 (4.3)

12 (4.3)

7 (4.2)

 

 Others

27 (6.1)

14 (5.0)

13 (7.8)

 

Immigration status (n = 442)

   

0.723

 Refugees

391 (88.5)

243 (88.0)

148 (89.2)

 

 Seeking asylum/undocumented

51 (11.5)

33 (12.0)

18 (10.8)

 

Employment status (n = 428)

   

0.001

 Student

 190 (44.39)

76 (28.4)

114 (71.3)

 

 Employed

   62 (14.49)

59 (22.0)

3 (1.9)

 

 Unemployed

 176 (41.12)

133 (49.6)

43 (26.9)

 

Condom self-efficacy

19.33 (7.83, 7–35)

20.12 (8.05, 7–35)

18.02 (7.29, 7–35)

0.006