Basically, across the world, wherever people are living in poor diet, poor housing and poor healthcare, leprosy is still affecting people. It wasn't until the 1980's that a cure was found, but we do have one, and it costs £24 to get it to someone. So why are there still millions suffering, usually in lepor colonies, usually rejected by their communities, and often seen as cursed?

It really doesn't need to be that way. These guys so often live in the worst conditions, and are socially isolated, but just £24 cures them, and gives medication to the 50 people closest to them. What's not to like about that??