By, April 24 -- Mpho Shelile
It is imperative that we address the challenges faced by individuals with albinism when it comes to the enjoyment of their human rights.
The principles of equality, non-discrimination, and the right to life, liberty, and security of person, which are preserved in various human rights instruments, apply to all individuals without exception, including those with albinism.
The government of Lesotho, along with the United Nations (UN), holds a press conference at the UN House Maseru. At the conference, Muluka-Anne MITI- DRUMMOND, an Independent UN expert on human rights, highlights the need for the protection of human rights for people with albinism.
She says people with albinism often face discrimination, stigm...