Every year, on December 1, a global action is held in the world - World AIDS Day. In order to "ensure a healthy lifestyle and promote the well-being of people of all ages" of the UN SDG No. 3, the Department of Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure and Criminalistics held an action "stop HIV/AIDS", dedicated to this date. The purpose of the campaign is to inform students, draw attention to the problem of HIV infection and tell them how important it is to know the status of HIV, as well as to prevent any discrimination based on HIV-positive status. The action was also dedicated to this date: "time for equality!"Eliminating inequality as a call to action and implementing proven measures needed to eradicate AIDS. The red ribbon is a symbol of protest against discrimination against HIV-infected people and isolation of the public. They do not pose a threat to those who lead a healthy lifestyle. Today, all over the world, the red ribbon is a symbol of cooperation with people affected by HIV/AIDS. As a symbol of participation in the fight against AIDS, people all over the world wear a red ribbon.
