Global Aids Conference Begins in Melbourne
- Author:
- CCTV News
- Publisher:
- CCTV News
- Publication Date:
- 20 July 2014
- Tags:
- East Africa, HIV-Aids and STDs, Health and Medicine, International Organizations and Africa
Tonight, more than 10 000 Aids activists will lead a global moment of remembrance for Flight MH17 at the opening ceremony of the International Aids Conference in Melbourne. It's now known that a number of leading AIDS scientists and researchers were onboard the plane when it was shot down, and were heading to the conference.
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