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11th March, 2008. Representatives of the Stop AIDS Campaign delivered over 25,000 signature petition to 10 Downing St in a culmination of 6 months campaigning to influence the Government’s forthcoming AIDS Strategy. The petitioners presented the work of campaigners from all across the country, as well as a letter signed by the heads of 27 leading UK charities. They all called for the UK to invest at least £2.5bn over 3 years in HIV and AIDS programmes, as well as promote affordable medicines and tackle the health worker shortage. Leading charities call for £2.5bn to fight AIDS.

  


Clockwise from the top: 1) Campaigners from all over the UK came together to lobby for increased funding. 2) Martin Kalunga-Banda, Oxfam, speaking at Stop AIDS Campaign event. 3) Charles Badenoch, CEO of World Vision; David Borrow MP and Barbara Stocking, Chief Executive of Oxfam deliver our petition to the Prime Minister's office at 10 Downing Street. 4) Japanese Ambassador, His Excellency Mr Yoshiji Nogami, met with Stop AIDS Campaign representatives. 5) Shadow Secretary of State for International Development, Andrew Mitchell MP, speaking at Stop AIDS Campaign event. Photos: Andy Aitchison

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