Rishi Sunak declared Monday a 'day of shame for the British state'. What did the UK Prime Minister apologize for?

Rishi Sunak declared Monday a 'day of shame for the British state'. What did the UK Prime Minister apologize for?

In Britain, a report was published following a five-year investigation into the infection of tens of thousands of people with HIV and Hepatitis C. The authors concluded that the authorities hid the scale of the disaster and refused to investigate.

In the 1970-1990s, British doctors injected hemophilia patients with an American drug based on the blood of drug addicts and prisoners. Donated blood was not tested for HIV until 1986, and for hepatitis C until 1991.

Because of this, three thousand people died, and another 30,000 were infected. This is what our video and film 'Bad Blood' (2019) are about.

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