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South Asian Canadian AIDS advocacy organisation commemorates World AIDS Day
The Alliance for South Asian AIDS Prevention works with the South Asian community in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area to educate people about and support people living with HIV/AIDS. Rashi Khilnani tells us how the organisation is commemorating World AIDS Day, and about what it's like to be South Asian and HIV positive.
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