Together we can make a better world
The word has changed. The way we fight this epidemic must change too. December 1st has traditionally been World AIDS Day – but this year, we urge the global community to reclaim December the 1st as World HIV Day. AIDS was our past, HIV is our present but our future can be a world where we ended a virus, not just by relying on science, but by coming together as a global community and embracing and celebrating our diversity, and by fighting for the human rights of all. This December the 1st – let us commit to creating a World Without HIV. Lets End HIV.

let us commit to creating a World Without HIV. Lets End HIV.
AIDS was our past, HIV is our present and our future can be a world where we ended a virus, by making an unprecedented sustained global investment in combining science with respect for the human rights of all. This December the 1st – let us commit to creating a World Without HIV. Let’s End HIV.
We can.
We do this, because as we enter the next phase of the global HIV response, we cannot let fear and discrimination drive us backwards.
We must reaffirm and redouble our efforts to end one of the greatest health challenges of our generation.

“ One of the best ways to fight stigma and empower HIV-positive people is by speaking out openly and honestly about who we are and what we experience “
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