In Reims, Two HIV-Positive Men Start a Hunger Strike to Demand an "Emergency Law" Recognizing "Serophobia"
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Motivated by the discrimination they have suffered in recent years, the action of Christophe Paco and Nicolas Aragona started this Monday 24 August in the Reims court. Coming with a limited amount of their HIV treatment, they hope for a quick response from the public authorities.
On hunger strike in front of the Reims courthouse, Christophe Paco claims to be harassed because of his HIV status and to have filed several complaints, all of which were dismissed without further action. He was joined by the Niçois influencer Nicolas Aragona known, under the pseudonym "Supersero".
On TikTok, Nicolas Aragona informs about HIV status for six years, despite the violence of social networks. Today he joins Rémois Christophe Paco to ask the authorities to seize the fight against serophobia.
Christophe Paco, a 58-year-old Remise, began a hunger strike this Monday, August 24, quickly joined by Nicolas Aragona, 37, a Niçois influencer known as Supersero. Both men denounce the discrimination they suffer because of their HIV status and demand an "emergency law" recognizing "serophobia".
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com Two HIV-positive men started a hunger strike in front of the Reims courthouse this Monday morning to demand legal recognition of serophobia and an emergency law.
They require an "emergency law" recognizing serophobia to protect people living with HIV.
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