People's Daily Online 3 weeks ago

Albinos decry discrimination in Kenya

John Brown Shamallah and his brother Collins Maikuva, who were born albinos, would not be alive today had superstitious villagers convinced their parents to boil them in a pot of steaming water "so that they would become like other normal children." Full Article at People's Daily Online

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