Scientology Volunteer Ministers of Kolkata Call for a Moral Resurgence on World AIDS Day

Calling for compassion and an end to discrimination against those infected with HIV, the members of the West Bengal Scientology Volunteer joined other HIV/AIDS activists to draw attention to the need to confront and handle this pandemic. Calling for compassion and an end to discrimination against those infected with HIV, the members of the West Bengal Scientology Volunteer joined other HIV/AIDS activists to draw attention to the need to confront and handle this pandemic. With over one billion inhabitants, India is the second most populous country in the world. And with an estimated 5.7 million infected in India, there are more people living with HIV here than in in any other nation in the world. Discrimination against persons who are HIV positive in their personal lives, employment, education and health care is a grave situation in India. The primary focus of the Scientology Volunteer Ministers on this issue is to provide moral support to people affected by HIV/AIDS and empower them to combat the stigma and intolerance in any sphere of their lives, while encouraging a more tolerant and humane attitude through the distribution of The Way To Happiness, a moral code based entirely on common sense. Md. Khalil Ulah, who heads the team, wants to get a copy of The Way To Happiness into the hands of every one of the more than 13 million people of Kolkata. In the 25 years since it was written by L. Ron Hubbard in 1981, 66 million copies of The Way to Happiness have been distributed in more than 90 languages. For information on how you can contribute to this project contact: The Way To Happiness Foundation 201 E. Broadway, Glendale, CA 90028 Phone: (800) 255-7906 or (818) 254-0600 Fax: (818) 254-0555 Email: info@twth.org or the West Bengal Scientology Volunteer Ministers: Mohammad Khalil Ullah 2/H/4 Hatibagan Road (3rd Floor), Kolkata, West Bengal, India Pin -700014. Tel : +91 9830486950