PHOTOS – prince Harry surrounded by stars : he continues the work his mother against Aids Gala

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This Thursday, October 12, in London, prince Harry received an award given posthumously to his mother, Lady Diana. The ” princess of hearts ” whose commitment to de-stigmatizing hiv / Aids patients was honored in the presence of a parterre of stars.

On 31 August 1997, Diana died in a car accident in Paris. A shock at the height of the worldwide popularity as ” the princess of hearts ” was forged by showing empathy with the poor. It was, remember, one of the first personalities to “ touch ” a patient of Aids. It was in 1987, in London, on the occasion of the inauguration of the first medical center in the country dedicated to aids patients. Thirty years have passed since this photo and because the fight is still relevant, a decision has been taken by the committee of the ceremony Attitude Awards honour yesterday evening in London, princess Diana.

Thus, he was awarded posthumously the price Attitude Legacy. A reward received by prince Harry who, as we know, decided to walk in the strides of his mother. “She used her position as wife of the most famous in the world to encourage everyone to educate themselves ; to find their compassion ; and reach out to those who need help instead of pushing them away. “explained in his speech the companion of Meghan Markle and added :” When she shook the hand of a man of 32 years reached HIV in front of the cameras, she knew exactly what she was doing “. A ceremony during which the prince of 33 years is also appeared resplendent at the side of Kylie Minogue as you can see by clicking here. Hosted by Tom Daley, the Attitude Awards recognise the “inspirational stories and outstanding achievements ” of key personalities of the LGBT community. Among the guests were so the star australian, Matt Lucas, Sam Smith, Chris Robshaw, Beverly Knight and Jade Thirlwall of Little Mix.

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