People with Albinism Form First Ever Global Alliance

Launch Gallery Human Rights Watch spoke with a number of regional albinism activists about what this new coalition means for people with albinism around the world. This week, I witnessed a historic moment in human rights advocacy and empowerment: people with albinism from around the world unanimously voted to form a global alliance on albinism. From January 26 to 28, civil society groups representing people with albinism from six continents gathered in Paris to lay the foundation for an international coalition to combat the attacks, stigmatization, and discrimination people with albinism…

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