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组图：Maggie Cheung visits children affected by HIV/AIDS

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On the China-Myanmar border, Ruili in Yunnan Province. In China, 1 person contracts HIV/AIDS every 10 minutes.Only one out of seven persons living with HIV/AIDS know about their situation.
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HIV/AIDS is spreading among heterosexual women and children.
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Many children have lost their childhood. There are about 140,000 children orphaned by HIV/AIDS in China.There are about 500,000 children living with parents who are infected by HIV/AID.
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Maggie Cheung, UNICEF Ambassador visits with an eight-year old girl who has HIV.
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As dreadful as the virus is people’s fear and ignorance of it.
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Children affected by HIV/AIDS suffer isolation, insult and discrimination.Like other children, those affected by HIV/AIDS also have their own dreams, hopes and rights.
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"My father died and my mother contracted HIV/AIDS," the little girl said, "I want to be a doctor when I grow up."
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After receiving micro-credit and job training skills, Women living with HIV/AIDS have gotten opportunities to communicate with people and they became happier.
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Comforting a single mother who is living with HIV.
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Having dinner with women and children who are living with HIV/AIDS
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Chatting with a village health worker and a woman living with HIV/AIDS.
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Listening to the stories of community members.
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Listening to the stories of community members.
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Chatting with a village health worker and a woman living with HIV/AIDS.
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"I really appreciate that they can tell me their saddest stories. They must live with hope for the future." Maggie Cheung said.
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Prevention of HIV transmission from mother to child make it possible for more pregnant women living with HIV/AIDS to give birth to healthy children.
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Celebrity Ambassadors in communities help promote care, equality and hope in efforts to prevent HIV/AIDS.
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One of UNICEF’s key roles is to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS among young people. Currently, young people between 15 and 24 account for 45% of the total newly affected cases in the world. Learn more about about HIV/AIDS. Share knowledge and experience. Care for those affected by HIV/AIDS.
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组图：Maggie Cheung visits children affected by HIV/AIDS

1/18 On the China-Myanmar border, Ruili in Yunnan Province. In China, 1 person contracts HIV/AIDS every 10 minutes. Only one out of seven persons living with HIV/AIDS know about their situation.

2/18 HIV/AIDS is spreading among heterosexual women and children.

3/18 Many children have lost their childhood. There are about 140,000 children orphaned by HIV/AIDS in China.There are about 500,000 children living with parents who are infected by HIV/AID.

4/18 Maggie Cheung, UNICEF Ambassador visits with an eight-year old girl who has HIV.

5/18 As dreadful as the virus is people’s fear and ignorance of it.

6/18 Children affected by HIV/AIDS suffer isolation, insult and discrimination.Like other children, those affected by HIV/AIDS also have their own dreams, hopes and rights.

7/18 "My father died and my mother contracted HIV/AIDS," the little girl said, "I want to be a doctor when I grow up."

8/18 After receiving micro-credit and job training skills, Women living with HIV/AIDS have gotten opportunities to communicate with people and they became happier.

9/18 Comforting a single mother who is living with HIV.

10/18 Having dinner with women and children who are living with HIV/AIDS

11/18 Chatting with a village health worker and a woman living with HIV/AIDS.

12/18 Listening to the stories of community members.

13/18 Listening to the stories of community members.

14/18 Chatting with a village health worker and a woman living with HIV/AIDS.

15/18 "I really appreciate that they can tell me their saddest stories. They must live with hope for the future." Maggie Cheung said.

16/18 Prevention of HIV transmission from mother to child make it possible for more pregnant women living with HIV/AIDS to give birth to healthy children.

17/18 Celebrity Ambassadors in communities help promote care, equality and hope in efforts to prevent HIV/AIDS.

18/18 One of UNICEF’s key roles is to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS among young people. Currently, young people between 15 and 24 account for 45% of the total newly affected cases in the world. Learn more about about HIV/AIDS. Share knowledge and experience. Care for those affected by HIV/AIDS.

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1/18
On the China-Myanmar border, Ruili in Yunnan Province. In China, 1 person contracts HIV/AIDS every 10 minutes.Only one out of seven persons living with HIV/AIDS know about their situation.

2/18
HIV/AIDS is spreading among heterosexual women and children.

3/18
Many children have lost their childhood. There are about 140,000 children orphaned by HIV/AIDS in China.There are about 500,000 children living with parents who are infected by HIV/AID.

4/18
Maggie Cheung, UNICEF Ambassador visits with an eight-year old girl who has HIV.

5/18
As dreadful as the virus is people’s fear and ignorance of it.

6/18
Children affected by HIV/AIDS suffer isolation, insult and discrimination.Like other children, those affected by HIV/AIDS also have their own dreams, hopes and rights.

7/18
"My father died and my mother contracted HIV/AIDS," the little girl said, "I want to be a doctor when I grow up."

8/18
After receiving micro-credit and job training skills, Women living with HIV/AIDS have gotten opportunities to communicate with people and they became happier.

9/18
Comforting a single mother who is living with HIV.

10/18
Having dinner with women and children who are living with HIV/AIDS

11/18
Chatting with a village health worker and a woman living with HIV/AIDS.

12/18
Listening to the stories of community members.

13/18
Listening to the stories of community members.

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Chatting with a village health worker and a woman living with HIV/AIDS.

15/18
"I really appreciate that they can tell me their saddest stories. They must live with hope for the future." Maggie Cheung said.

16/18
Prevention of HIV transmission from mother to child make it possible for more pregnant women living with HIV/AIDS to give birth to healthy children.

17/18
Celebrity Ambassadors in communities help promote care, equality and hope in efforts to prevent HIV/AIDS.

18/18
One of UNICEF’s key roles is to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS among young people. Currently, young people between 15 and 24 account for 45% of the total newly affected cases in the world. Learn more about about HIV/AIDS. Share knowledge and experience. Care for those affected by HIV/AIDS.