when we leclair history because it is important to look it ourselves almost 100 years later from when the organization was built, we see that every moment where we had or. -- war. in 1944 we had an amendment to the constitution of the ilo. this was through the declaration of philadelphia there was something signed in the united states that expanded the role of the ilo to look at human rights at the center of social policy and also to include economic planning. interestingly, many people might not know that the human rights declaration that was written in 19408 -- the international drafting committee used the ilo constitution for the concept of human rights. the ilo continued the work of setting international standards. it also had a mandate to look after social protection for all. to create productive employment for the economies and as well to foster dialogue so that we do not have to go to war. these are the pillars for our structure. when we had the noble peace award, it was because of the work we had done after the world war. it was because of the international standards that we h

vincent leclaire came from france. >> i'm here to remind our politicians that we also need human rights and drug users are discriminated unfortunately. we think we need another approach. so i'm here to remind they we also need human rights and not just money. >> reporter: protesters came to the park with a multitude of kens, among them the cost of the -- concerns, among them the cost of medications and what they called pharmaceutical greed. the international aid conference is being held at the d.c. convention center this week with policymakers, scientists and advocates coming together exchanging ideas on how to end the disease. in the fox 5 news room, i'm paul wagner. >>> a local pastor is taking his fight against hiv and aids to the pulpit. several times a year reverend tony lee is tested for hiv in front of his congregation at community of hope ame church in temple hills, maryland. thank you for being here, pastor lee. >> thank you. >> you get tested four times a year from the pulpit in front of your congregation. why? >> we feel there's a lead to show leadership to help destigmatize

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