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Angola
Scott number unknown
Bangladesh
Scott 718
Belgium
Scott 2259c
Lise Thiry helped develop a system of tracking and screening the AIDS virus.
An AIDS on Stamps user was kind enough to submit this article about Dr. Thiry.
British Virgin Islands
1073
Cambodia
Scott numbers unknown
These stamps say "National and Asia Pacific Leadership Forum Champion". The APLF is an organization dedicated to fighting AIDS in Asia. I suspect "champion" is a mistranslation and should be "conference".
Macedonia
Scott number unknown
Papua New Guinea
Scott 1260
Philippines
Scott number unknown
This is a sheet of stamps to promote their participation in the United Nation's Millenium Development Goals. Although there is nothing directly AIDS-related on the stamps, one of the goals refers to controlling AIDS, malaria, and other infectuous deiseases. The symbol and explanatory text for this goal is present in the center of the sheet.
Portugal
Scott number unknown
These labels appear to be both machine-vended in fixed amounts as well as computer-generated when weighing in a letter. If anyone has any more scans of additional values, please send 'em my way. So far I have confirmed pre-printed values of 0.30, 0.48, 0.52, 0.60, and 0.75. The stamps with large amounts of text appear to be printed to a wide variety of non-pre-set values.
Tanzania
Scott number unknown
Tanzania released a set of four individual stamps and two souvenir sheets about World AIDS Day and the World AIDS Campaign.


In spite of my earlier suspicions about these stamps it turns out they're legal. You can find 'em on the Tanzanian postal website in their 2007 issues. (The stamps say World AIDS Day 2006 but weren't released until July of 2007).







