Using Art to Fight Discrimination Against People with Albinism

Click to expand Image Flavia Pinto, head of Azemap, a volunteer-run organization which supports people with albinism, stands next to a mural painted at a school in Tete province this week. Below the mural, it reads: "People with albinism are the same as you!" © 2020 courtesy of Azemap A local organization in Mozambique is using the power of images to fight discrimination. Azemap, a volunteer-run organization that supports people with albinism, has begun painting five murals at schools across the central Mozambican province of Tete, in collaboration with Human Rights Watch. The murals…

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