Sexual health clinics in Ethiopia
Both Addis Ababa listings are non-profit clinics that describe their HIV and sexually transmitted infection services as free: an HIV foundation's clinic in Bole and the national family guidance association's centre in Kirkos. Neither publishes opening hours or says whether free covers visitors. Same-sex sexual activity is criminalised.
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- What visitors pay
Both Addis Ababa services describe their care as free. The Bole clinic lists free HIV counselling and testing, antiretroviral therapy, STI diagnosis and management, and tuberculosis, cervical cancer and hepatitis screening, under a motto of care regardless of ability to pay. The family guidance association describes its HIV and STI services as free and confidential, and elsewhere as at low or no cost. Neither says whether that covers people visiting Ethiopia, and neither publishes hours.
From clinic website· 22 Sep 2026From clinic website· 22 Sep 2026- Legal & safety
Same-sex sexual activity is criminalised in Ethiopia. The Human Dignity Trust records that article 629 of the Criminal Code 2004 covers homosexual acts between men and between women, with article 630 setting simple imprisonment of not less than one year for consensual activity.
Published by Human Dignity Trust· 22 Sep 2026
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