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UNAIDS
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From an early age while growing up in Mali my parents helped me to recognize and respond to inequalities around me. Every day as I returned from school, my friends and I would meet on the street a man called Makan, who was mentally ill. I soon befriended him, but one day he was missing. With the help of my father, we traced him to where he had been detained. The authorities could not understand
why as an 11-year-old I would be asking about him. “He is my friend,” I cried. When I finally saw him, he was in a straitjacket. I could not comprehend why he was being treated that way. He was able to look beyond his tormentors, set aside his anger for those who had mistreated him and smile at me. However, Makan had been denied his right to health and other human rights. Every time I see people being denied
their right to health, I think of Makan.
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