Albinosi z Malawi - NYT
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Peter Chirwa, 26, who developed a painful tumor four years ago, but was turned away because of the stigmatization of people with albinism, in the Nkhotakota region of Malawi, July 13, 2016. Chirwa was turned away from several more. His condition is worsening. "At this moment, I'm without hope," Chirwa said. Superstition in Mozambique and nearby countries like Malawi and Tanzania holds that if you have a piece of albinism on you -- in the form of a bone or piece of skin -- you'll have luck and money. (Daniel Rodrigues/The New York Times)
MINIMALNA CENA 100USD!!!
2016-10-05
DANIEL RODRIGUES/The New York Ti/EAST NEWS
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