End Discrimination -  End Leprosy @who
End Discrimination -  End Leprosy  @who
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Leprosy is curable, and effective treatment is available. Yet for too many people, the greatest barrier is not the disease itself, but the stigma and discrimination that prevent them from seeking care. Ending leprosy means ending discrimination because no one should be denied dignity, support, or treatment of a curable disease.
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End Discrimination - End Leprosy

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