Albino People in DR Congo Suffer Discrimination and Exclusion

Persons with albinism and their mothers face discrimination and marginalization in DR Congo in ways that affect nearly all aspects of their lives: health, career and personal relationships. The UN, through the UN Development Program sponsors a rights workshop on the issue.

Author:UN News Service

Keywords:Albino; Albinism; DR Congo; Human Rights; Discrimination.

Source: UN News Service. Accessed July 29, 2010.

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