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    Speech On World Aids Day

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    World AIDS Day is celebrated annually on December 1st to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS and show support for people living with the disease. Over 37 million people worldwide are currently infected with HIV, and there is no cure. The 2020 theme is "Rock The Ribbon" and events include speeches, competitions, and awareness campaigns using posters, videos, and plays to educate people about prevention and testing. Celebrating World AIDS Day is important because HIV/AIDS remains a major global public health issue and people need more education to avoid infection and reduce stigma.

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    Speech On World Aids Day

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    World AIDS Day is celebrated annually on December 1st to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS and show support for people living with the disease. Over 37 million people worldwide are currently infected with HIV, and there is no cure. The 2020 theme is "Rock The Ribbon" and events include speeches, competitions, and awareness campaigns using posters, videos, and plays to educate people about prevention and testing. Celebrating World AIDS Day is important because HIV/AIDS remains a major global public health issue and people need more education to avoid infection and reduce stigma.

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    World AIDS Day is celebrated annually on December 1st to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS and show support for people living with the disease. Over 37 million people worldwide are currently infected with HIV, and there is no cure. The 2020 theme is "Rock The Ribbon" and events include speeches, competitions, and awareness campaigns using posters, videos, and plays to educate people about prevention and testing. Celebrating World AIDS Day is important because HIV/AIDS remains a major global public health issue and people need more education to avoid infection and reduce stigma.

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    Speech On World Aids Day

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    World AIDS Day is celebrated annually on December 1st to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS and show support for people living with the disease. Over 37 million people worldwide are currently infected with HIV, and there is no cure. The 2020 theme is "Rock The Ribbon" and events include speeches, competitions, and awareness campaigns using posters, videos, and plays to educate people about prevention and testing. Celebrating World AIDS Day is important because HIV/AIDS remains a major global public health issue and people need more education to avoid infection and reduce stigma.

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    SPEECH ON WORLD AIDS DAY

    The man with his great abilities, knowledge, and willpower has conquered many
    things in the world. But there still many things which are still untamed by mankind
    and AIDS is one of those things. Almost 37 million people are suffering from this
    deadly disease and the sad part is we haven’t found a cure for such a lethal disease.
    Hence to create awareness about the HIV-AIDS among the people so that they can
    identify and avoid it, World AIDS Day is celebrated around the world. World
    AIDS Day is celebrated in many countries across the world with great enthusiasm.
    World AIDS Day is celebrated on 1st December every year across the world. In the
    year 2020, World AIDS Day will be celebrated on 1st December too. Every year a
    theme is assigned to the celebrations of World AIDS Day. All the campaigns are
    done by keeping this theme in focus. The theme for 2018 World AIDS Day
    was “Know your status”. With the help of this theme, the aim of the campaign will
    be focused on educating the youth around the world, through comprehensive
    sexuality education so that they can make better and healthier life decisions,
    including their HIV status. The theme for World AIDS Day 2020 is “Rock The
    Ribbon”. The first World AIDS Day was celebrated on 1st December 1988. Since
    then World AIDS Day is celebrated every year on 1st December. World AIDS Day
    was first conceived in August 1987, by two public information officers, James W.
    Bunn, and Thomas Netter, for the Global Programme on AIDS at the World Health
    Organization in Geneva, Switzerland. HIV-AIDS is a critical global health issue.
    With proper care and awareness about the causes and symptoms, HIV-AIDS, it can
    be avoided but there isn’t enough education in the people about the HIV-AIDS.
    Also, there is a social stigma attached to this disease, making it a less discussed
    problem among people. Hence the primary objective of celebrating World AIDS
    Day is to raise awareness about the disease around the world. The other objectives
    are to introduce new resources and services to detect the disease and take actions.
    The day also celebrated to mourn the death of millions of people because of AIDS.

    HIV-AIDS has killed between 28.9 million and 41.5 million people worldwide as
    of 2017, and an estimated 36.9 million people are living with HIV, making it the
    most important global public health issues in recorded history. Hence it is essential
    to raise awareness about such killer disease among the masses making the
    celebration of World AIDS Day very importance. There are many ways in which
    World AIDS Day is celebrated across the world. Organizations such as WHO,
    UNESCO, along with the sponsor and other partners organize many events,
    activities, and campaigns. Many institutes, organizations, schools, colleges
    organize various competitions such as speeches, essay writing, poster making,
    documentary making. Awareness is created through posters, videos,
    documentaries, podcasts, street plays, among the people.

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