People with albinism, in addition to facing health problems associated with their genetic condition, are still victims of discrimination around the world and of superstitions that put a price on their lives in some countries. Today, on International Albinism Awareness Day, let's fight misinformation on this issue to remove the stigma from albinism and celebrate the diversity of our world | Freeda En

In Africa it is estimated that 1 in every 5,000 to 15,000 people has albinism, a genetic disorder that causes a decrease in the melanin pigment of the skin, leaving pale skin, hair, and eyes. Nigeria has one of the world’s highest rates of the condition, and many people with albinism there still suffer discrimination and stigma due to cultural myths and superstitions. But one Nollywood actor is hoping to change that. | DW Stories