She made the remark in Melbourne, Australia, on Sunday in a lecture for the UN's World AIDS Day.
She serves as an advocate for the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS to advance efforts to eliminate discrimination against people affected by the epidemic.
She said it is important to spread accurate knowledge of HIV/AIDS around the world.
Aung Sang Suu Kyi said it is not acceptable in a civilized society to be discriminated against on any grounds of race, religion, belief, physical disability or physical disease.
She called for eradicating discrimination and prejudice against HIV-positive people and AIDS patients. Media agencie
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