Mabel: We must break the stigma on AIDS Inside

The Princess joins the march, marking the end of the Towards ZERO Together AIDS march that AIDS activists began last week in Brussels and ends Monday in Amsterdam. "I'm going to walk with you because there's no end to AIDS yet, but it's possible," Mabel says. "The political will is not there yet, but we can jointly provide the political will."

She added that although much has been done in the last thirty years to combat the disease, "we are only halfway". Princess is now time to speed up. "Otherwise, we will lose the mission of getting rid of AIDS by 2030."

Activists draw attention to the problems that prevent the fight against AIDS around the world, such as barriers to access to HIV medications, political rejection, lack money, discrimination and stigmatization of people living with HIV

AIDS2018 takes place for the 22nd time. It is the largest congress in the world in the field of health. Scientists, policymakers, activists and politicians meet to discuss solutions to fight the global AIDS epidemic. Among them are the British Prince Harry, former US President Bill Clinton and the winner of Eurovision Conchita Wurst