World AIDS Day
World AIDS Day, observed on December 1 each year, is a day when people around the world raise awareness about HIV/AIDS and assert their duties and responsibilities with a view to increasing human cooperation and possible homogeneous correspondence between the mass and HIV affected people so that individuals and organizations come together to bring attention to the global AIDS epidemic and introduce ways concerning how affects of AIDS can be treated, how further spread of HIV can be prevented and how the world can ensure that a similar pandemic never occur again.
The aim of the World AIDS Day is to bring people’s attention to the worldwide challenges and consequencesm of the epidemic in order to create change. World Aids Day was initiated following a summit of Health Ministers in London (1988). In the meeting, the leaders realized that a united global effort was required to check the spread of HIV and AIDS.
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The World AIDS Day provides Governments, national AIDS programmes, welfare organizations, community organizations and individuals an opportunity to focus on the global AIDS epidemic.
Each year a theme is chosen to highlight different aspects of the problem and ways in which different groups of people are affected by HIV.
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