People with albinism in Malawi are being denied equal access to work because of discrimination, stigma, and fear. On International Albinism Awareness Day, we urge governments to strengthen implementation of disability rights protections and expand inclusive employment. #AlbinismAwarenessDay Watch to learn more:

Then they preach one Africa unity BS when they can't even accept each other!

It's things like this that force people to flee the country and then the most accepting nation, South Africa, has to bear the brunt.

Remember when Malawians migrate, they migrate with these beliefs, so it is only fair that u remove them from ur country to protect ur albinos

Other African countries don’t play out here man literal satanist

But Malawians are screaming Xenophobia in South Africa yet quiet about injustices within their borders. Wait, our only mistake in South Africa is actually loving and accepting everyone EQUALLY it seems. That's what makes them full of shit when they arrive here. Go back home.

it's interesting how the engagement on this post is so low. yet south africa gets so much traffic for trying to fix an illegal immigration problem🤔🤔🤔selective outrage is an interesting sight to see, i will say

@ChrisExcel102 @destinyzee @RealKoenaza @_BNSL Malawi has been vocal, regarding their illegal migrants, the government needs to clean house first before throwing stones.

Africans don't care about human rights, they only care when there's an opportunity to leech off of others.

Countries still stuck in the 50's should be recolonised again, ignorant governments and their illiterate citizens shouldn't exist in 2026!! 🚮🚮🚮

The same people who are preaching one Africa? Jokes really write themselves 🤣😂

Wow this is really sad 😢. Africans with albinism deserve proper human rights protections. People stop believing in myths or engaging in practices that harms our fellow African Albinos. African Union should really do something.

Yeah, let's just forget about that One Africa ideology because it's all a delusion if this is how Africa treats its vulnerable. No DNA, just 🇿🇦.

Malawi should be ashamed of this @BBCBreaking @AJEnglish

They are xenophobic towards each other but call South Africans xenophobic for wanting them to go back to their countries

Malawians must go back and fight this scourge...for real.... Here in SA we will welcome those truly persecuted if they come through the right, legal channels

Interesting that you are claiming being a albino is a disability, Bit of a odd thing to be claims while going in about equality & humans rights

@AfricaFactsZone

No one choses to be born this way, Malawians must love and accept each other as they are. They wna be accepted by other nations when they cant live in peace amongst themselves

We hope this albino lawyer from Ghana pushing for gays to be punished for being gay realises his day is coming.

Can someone help this man with a plane ticket to South Africa he will be granted asylum there’s no need for him to stay in that barbaric country, how can they treat him like this😔

Yes, this guy qualifies to be a legal migrant because he would apply and we would watch this video and accept his reasons

What is upsetting is stigmatisation of people that have always been amongst us, the hard question is who benefits from such discrimination and why does society accommodate such thinking when it’s their own flesh and blood being isolated, in 2026 do we lack research to educate?

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xenophobia

Save the Sahrawi prisoners in #Moroccan_occupation prisons Suffering,injustice,and a hunger strike for freedom and dignity #Naama_Asfari and 19other Sahrawis in what is known as Gdeim Izik,and others #Occupied_Western_Sahara #Moroccan_regime @profbensaul @HRF_fr @UNHumanRights

It's shit to be born in those countries. At least they have land.

🚨 #PeymanGanji, an Iranian protester, has been sentenced to death and is at imminent risk of execution. No family should have to live in fear of losing a loved one for seeking freedom and justice. Speak out. Silence costs lives. #StopExecutionsInIran

🚨 #DianaTaherabadi is only 16 years old—a child. The thought of executing a child is horrifying and unacceptable. No government should take the life of a teenager. Raise your voice, speak out, and do not stay silent. #StopExecutionsInIran

How many of them work with human rights watch ? Let’s start from there first

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