Escaped Albino in KZN

The police officers are still investigating a case of kidnap of an albino.
Unknown crew in KZN kidnapped an albino so that they would kill him and use him to make medicine. It is alleged that the man managed to escape. (from SABC news. www.sabcnews.co.za )

I never thought that discrimination against colour of skin still exists. Albinism is not a choice. Albinos have the same minds and feelings like us. How can people choose to use them as their experiments. How are they supposed to live knowing that their lives are in danger. This is not the first incidence (probably not the last) on Albinos, people make albinos laughing stock although they know that they did not chose to be like that.

It seems like apartheid still exists indirectly. Just because people are born with different characteristics that does not mean we have to laugh at them or treat them bad. The community and government need to work together and raise awareness. I also think that also in parliament albinos have to be visible in order for people to see that albinism is not a disease.    

Comments

  1. sisandamngqongwa3 March 2018 at 08:52

    when will this end.
    why do we discriminate one another by our skin colour?
    what happened to "let us live and strive for freedom in south Africa our land.

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  2. Khungo3 March 2018 at 09:17

    Treatment of people should not depend on the colour pigment, even though Albinos don't have the melanin, they still deserve to be treated as other human beings.

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  3. Unknown4 March 2018 at 03:53

    What has happened to our country? Why people are still racist? Why should we feel not safe in our own country....This needs to stop people#RACISMMUSTSTOP💪✊

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  4. Unknown4 March 2018 at 03:54

    I really don't get the reason why we treat each other so badly. ...people treat albinos like animals just because of their skin colour. ..what did they do to deserve this?

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  5. Nonopha Maquthu4 March 2018 at 04:25

    Eish!
    Now it's God who needs to intervene. The government itself already have laws and stuff to deal with these typpa doings but people don't consider those laws, they just do for as long as what they do does not hurt them.

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  6. Sisipho Luminjalo Xuma4 March 2018 at 04:39

    Those people still need to be educated about albinism. Albinison is just a condition and people who are affected are not of some particular race or what. They should be treated with the same respect s others.

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  7. Unknown4 March 2018 at 04:57

    Nothing will change for as long as we still blame apartheid for such incidents! It takes a community to overcome such matters through working together.

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  8. Unknown4 March 2018 at 05:21

    The community needs to work hand on hand fighting for what is right, I think they have to tell everyone that skin is the same in all aspects, educated students need to educate others about the importance of love.

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  9. Ezile4 March 2018 at 09:33

    Guys lets unite and say no to racism. Albinos are people like me and you skin colour does not matter they are our brothers and sisters. Please good people respect one other. They are beautiful just like you and me ,i don't understand why people are doing this to them.

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  10. Unknown4 March 2018 at 09:58

    I really don't know what is happening to our world . What goes on in the minds of those people who kidnap other people only to kill them ? Really ? Do these people even have consciouses ?

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  11. Unknown4 March 2018 at 10:54

    I'm happy that you got to bring up the topic, people need to be educated about this.People with albinism derseve better than this so many times they have been ill-treated this has to stop!!!

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  12. Unknown6 March 2018 at 12:16

    I think its lack of knowledge and the wild beliefs that drive people to do stupid and ugly things
    what do they really gain from cutting parts from other human beings
    people need to be brought to light, otherwise we will not live to see what they will do to this world

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  13. ceeyakayone9 March 2018 at 09:58

    People are being mislead by fake traditional healers, its really sad

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  14. mr vee11 March 2018 at 12:03

    The world has changed what can a human kill another like an animals I think its better even the animals

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