Today we mark #WorldAIDSDay. A day to show support for people living with HIV, to commemorate those who've died from an AIDS-related illness, and to commit ourselves to ending stigma, ignorance, and the spread of the virus. 
We know that unfortunately gay and bi men, trans people, alongside (and including) those from Black African communities, and sex workers, are disproportionately impacted. #WorldAIDSDay
Through the contributions of countless advocates driving change in society, media, science, legislature and government, we’ve made some huge progress in tackling HIV – most recently through the ongoing introduction of PrEP. #WorldAIDSDay
The UK and Welsh Governments’ commitments’ to ending new transmissions in England and Wales by 2030 are hugely important – now we need to keep up this momentum. #0HIVby30 #WorldAIDSDay
Today’s #HIVCommission report supported by @THTorguk @NAT_AIDS_Trust @ejaf, sets out a clear roadmap for making this a reality in England. We hope the government accepts its recommendations in full and we will play our part in achieving this. #WorldAIDSDay hivcommission.org.uk/2020/11/30/fin…
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