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Monaco marks world AIDS day with Palace tribute and new testing centre
The Prince’s Palace lit up in red on Monday night in a gesture of solidarity with those affected by HIV and AIDS. The illumination served both as a tribute to lives lost and a reminder that the battle against stigma and infection continues. Inside the Oceanographic Museum, a more intimate ceremony unfolded as Fight Aids Monaco displayed eight memorial quilts honouring 93 people who have died from AIDS-relayed illnesses. Princess Stéphanie, who …
Although she is discreet, Stéphanie de Monaco is still very committed to AIDS. On Monday, the princess mobilized herself alongside her daughter, Camille Gottlieb, to pay tribute to the people who died of the disease.
Monaco lights up for World AIDS Day and opens new rapid testing centre
To mark World AIDS Day on December 1, the Prince’s Palace of Monaco was illuminated in red, transforming the iconic façade into a powerful symbol of solidarity, remembrance and continued commitment in the fight against HIV/AIDS… The striking gesture served as a reminder that awareness, visibility and collective responsibility remain essential in tackling both the […] The post Monaco lights up for World AIDS Day and opens new rapid testing centre…
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