I started crying when I saw the beautiful art of the boy. You can see how excited he is to show something he is passionate about and he is amazing with it.
I agree with your comment COMPLETELY!!! The beautiful ART of the boy was so MOVING as one could easily see how excited he was to show it!! Appreciated reading your comment! Best Wishes!!!
Look at their country look how they treat eachother..so is it any wonder they do that to albinos the last place on earth i would want to live is Africa its a scary place
This is so sad! How can they do that to a 7 years old kid!He couldn't even defend himself!He must have been so traumatised I admire him so much look how well he draws! You can always find a way for your dreams!
Yes I cried so much watching this .We get so hung up about our bodies and looks and look what this boy has to face and gets attacked on top of it all! He is keeping calm and carrying on I pray a very bright future for these gorgeous gifts of God as children are gifts. I also feel God let it happen to show us that it's simply a chemical called melatonine and we need to stop being judgmental of color
WeroNoYume that’s what it is, it’s not that they are albino but the person that’s doing it to them, if we make it to be aware of those sorts of dangerous approaches then we will hopefully be helped. They are exactly the same as everyone else. No luckily or not. Sorry albino people, you are just like me and everyone else sorry!
I'm from Uganda just north of Tanzania. I really like your documentary. It is very informative and well-filmed. I like your self-conduct with the children and community. Thank you for making this and being kind enough to do so. I really hope persons with albinism in our African communities get better treatment in all aspects of life. And we most definitely need more awareness to demystify the condition.
Yes! It was beautiful to watch him with those kids. I loved when Dixon was at the eye exam and had his arm wrapped around the albino doctor's, so cute.
i literally am actually crying bc it hurt my heart to see a child who wasn’t just born deformed bc that’s one thing, but instead mutilated for some greedy killers & ridiculous beliefs, yet he draws so well & found how to adapt. that’s so lovely in its own way but entirely upsetting… i am in no way religious or spiritual but it’s like do whatever you want IF IT DOES NOT HARM ANYONE ELSE. speechless but not surprised there’s such cruelty in the world; no matter where. i wish i could like take every single albino out of that country, even move the entire community that surrounds them so they won’t lose those connections… if only. can the billionaires of this fkn world help do more actual meaningful things thanks !!! i went into this video not expecting what was to come bc it showed up in suggestions so i clicked outta curiosity & i was fine just observing until the drawing 😭 & just imagining the pain he went through during the mutilation is going to sit w me for a while
@dandilyonz cassandra I hope so cuz this case has been happening for long time, and just now the government r doing something about it, after many have died.
@@mrbobbilly I didn't write if witch doctors pretended to protect them. There are clearly moral people that would & are protecting them now in the community.
I once had a student with this anomaly. I happened to find a beautiful picture of an albino peacock. I printed out a copy for her. My hope was that she would be able to identify with its beauty. Years later I ran into her and she told me that she still had the photo. i hope it was an encouragement .
but it's mostly because Albino people are still an oppressed (large) minority. All the people in any form of power, that includes advocates--were not Albino. That means that Albinos are not afforded power. The adult albinos he did talk to lived in extreme poverty. Notice that not one teacher was Albino, it's probably rare.
@@CashCowz962 and I seem to recall that you burned people alive ,sold your own women . Didn't let them vote ,own property, get educated or be paid the same as men . Don't throw rocks from a glass house.
He seemed like such a sweet kid too. Seeming him smile just makes you wanna smile as well. How someone can do that to a kid... I just can't understand it.
Those two parents must have been so relieved to see an adult man with albinism who isn't disfigured. It must have given them a lot of confidence that their efforts will be worth it.
The devil encouraged him to do it but he still did it. When someone tells you to do something and you do it, it doesn't make it less barbaric and criminal.
So tragic what happened to Festo, but it’s so heartwarming to see him drawing the host even though he had basically no hands and no vision. Such a talented boy!
It's amazing how widespread this belief in magic is. I taught a student fresh from Malawi, and one day he told me that he loved being the US because he was able to show that he was smart without worrying. I told him that I was glad that he was happy here, but I was confused - why worry? He told me that in his home town if a student was very smart then they either were accused of having used witchcraft to steal their intelligence from other people (i.e. blamed for someone's mental disabilities) or a witch would try to steal their intelligence using magic. He then said, 100% serious, "It's great - Americans don't know how to do the magic."
@@thegarge7476 Often, but certainly not always. There are plenty of occult paths that are practiced in the US that aren’t tied to new age appropriation.
@@ashleyhearts8561 witchcraft is real and it does work. Its just not as these people make it look like, you cant put a spell on someone who didnt allow the spell to work on him. There are witches who sleep with animals in the US and some who practice psychotheraphy with the help of their demon or drugs. Its not like its a secret or anything, people just dont want to explore the reason behind these issues, most people still believe hypnose is not real. I would never go to a witch or vote for a party that has witches on the higher echelons. Stay holy and seek the Spirit above all spirits, gets you and your children blessed. Africans are demonic infested, dont visit those places please.
He was most courageous to travel there. I was on edge as he moved from place to place because he was also a potential victim. My heart goes out to the families. Their needs are so great!
Watching and hearing this traumatized boy broke my heart! I just wanted to sweep him up into my arms and take him away from any anything more that would cause him pain. :( :(
Oh my dorå , thats exatly moment I started crying and can't stop, just the way they look up to him... as someone they don't fear, but who understand them being different, you can tell how much they miss that
I'm albino, born in Brazil, never had any kind of problem because of my condition. I'm a musician who produce records for a living, and live a fully happy life with my wife, family and friends, and I can't stand to watch this for more than 10 minutes. To us albinos this situation in East Africa is impossible to bare, I'm in tears and heartbroken by these people who didn't have the same luck as I did.
There was a robot called "Fisto" in Fallout New Vegas. He was a Sexbot. And my comment was probably the hardest case of off-topic comment I ever created.. 🤔 Have a good day, folks and greetings from Germany.
@moorskiano Not sure which one is more disgusting, a severe issue that is affecting people now, or a severe issue that affected people in the past. >.> Don't try to talk mutilation of anyone right. It makes you sound like a disgusting being.
@@GamingDad I think he's trying to say that it sounds hypocritical and condescending for people who've been doing evil and injustice for so long to now teach others about right or wrong.
@BePro99 Look, man. I don't think people who've been oppressed, tortured and subjugated for hundreds of years by a certain group of people would like to take advice from them, especially in the case of ethics and morality. Sure, the people who've done wrong are dead, but the damage and scars they have left behind is quite unforgettable, no? As such, who'd want to listen to their subjugators' inheritors? How can it be a place for the inheritors of said oppressors to talk so high and mighty about such issues as if they know everything? Even today, Europeans don't even apologize for what they did, (some don't even acknowledge it btw) despite hoarding their palaces and museums with stolen goods? Who in their right mind would want to listen to such people?
Oscar was a student at Harrow School 20 years ago. He was featured in a Harrow documentary where he was running the school tuck shop selling lollies and he had an investment committee. Very intelligent dude.
That young man is so strong. He knows what happened to him wasn’t right, and yet he doesn’t let it get in his way. His drawing was beautiful, his smile is bright. such a beautiful soul 💗
I have to also say how much I admire this young man, coming here and interviewing people, putting himself in danger and doing this documentary. What an inspirational man. Much respect.
It's insulting he compares his condition to black people...because of the Europeans invasion ions ago is EXACTLY why this condition sadly exist in the black race.
@@angelamonk716 yes its better to take our children back that are born albino cause in that country discrimination at least they have a chance to live here and the rest of you can stay there
When he arrived and started talking to the kids made me tear up so much. It was so precious. especially when they were touching his hair out of curiosity. They all deserve the world seriously!
This made me angry, emotional. This is stupidity the whole way. As an East African myself. I had albino friends in Somalia. Some people need to be educated this isn't alright ... I just can't 🤦🏽♀️💔
isra forever albinism should be looked at as any other skin color/condition, etc. I hate when ppl believe that someone is ‘evil’ or in ‘witch doctors’ etc. To me, they are just super blond. I don’t get the stigmata.
The little boy who had his hands hopped off was so innocent. Even his smile was precious. Wtf is wrong with these people?!?!? How can you be so evil?!?!!?
Tyana Alexandra if you are the out cast in school because your different it is best to remain timid and silent. That way it is easier to be unnoticed then the out spoken person
Luis. k what this is not just in Tanzania it's all over Africa I swear to God in South Africa they have white displacement camps and no one of color doesn't care
$10,000 for the potion? It's crazy... the people who buy these "wealth" potions already have a decent chunk of cash compared to the rest of their community. Greed knows no boundaries.
@savapenne You probably think Africa is a large mass of desert with mud huts and wandering kids with protruding bellies. Ignorance... please get educated
Not really, people collectively gather money from mining, fishing, and other activities. When they get enough money, they proceed with buying said potion.
Plot twist, I had the honor of meeting the amazing girl in October 2020 at my place of work, she affirmatively is gearing towards being a doctor.And oh...... she is still leading in her International high school
after the whole heaviness of the rest of the documentary- seeing the couple with an albino child in their digilent and loving care... it gave me sense of relief. this entire situation of superstition is sickening and horrible, but the parents, family members, and authoritative figures that actively help aid albino people are truly kind.
As a Tanzanian, I have to say that is one of the horrors about my nation that I truly hope will stop. This guy really did the documentary well, and represented the country in a fair light. And I like how he didn’t just say that this happens in Tanzania only. That’s the stereotype most documentaries with this subject like to portray. In Congo, malawi, and Uganda it happens too. As well as other African countries too. I like how he made the point to point out that reducing demand will reduce the motivation for people to supply albino parts.
You're right !! Even in Mali, Senegal.. my aunt has albinism, when she was a little girl she had to leave Mali to live happily in France, her life was threatened every single day... This shit has to stop !!
Gaïa I agree 100%. As long as we hold on to illogical superstitions in Africa, we won’t progress as a continent. We of all people should understand the tragedy in the devaluing of lives, that’s the legacy of what was a great part of our modern history. Now to see that we can then find divisions amongst ourselves is simply disappointing. It just should not have started in the first place.
But we learn that those doing the killing in Malawi are coming from Tanzania. Its likely the same trouble makers traveljng from Tanzania to the other African countries within the region. In West Africa, Ghana, no such thing happens. So its on you Tanzania.
I remember in pre-school i had an Albino friend: me and that guy we did everything together and i would help him fight anyone rude to him: many years later i am watching this documentary and it pains me so much to see what these kids are going through.
Even if Albino parts DID work in witchcraft spells, I certainly wouldn't want to try to hurt some person with this condition FOR such spells. Talk about selfish and evil.
@DragonDriver100 I am East African and I can tell you that the belief in witchcraft and sacrifices is real. People will believe that a witch doctor who lives in hut will put you in a mansion and do whatever he says because he has a direct line to the gods!!!
@@CharleyKerger that's because no one knows any better. When you see the witch doctor do miracles, be sure to post a video. Talk is cheap and you have to believe that. There also a thin line between beliefs and fear.
This is weird and horrible. I my self am involved in to wicca and witchcraft. Personaly I belief that if you harm people for or with your craft, it will swing back at you 10 times worse
You could tell he looked at that boy like he was his son and wanted to guide through life cause his past as a kid was so similar. Such a beautiful place
I started crying when I saw Festo and heard his story and saw him drawing and his smile he looked so happy and innocent and when you think about what they did to him you just know he didn't deserve it
In brightest day, in blackest night What sense does that make? I’ve lived in poverty for a minute and I am quite educated. Graduated early and with an associates, working on my other two years.
The self control it must have taken to confront a vicious murderer is really admirable. Oscar and his crew did an amazing job by bringing such a horrific issue to light. No one deserves to be discriminated against let alone hunted and mutilated worse than animal. The fear and despair they must be living in is unimaginable. Who ever can, please advocate for these people in a way you can.
And, yeah, his speech disorder is absolutely a result of trauma. I had both a horizontal and lateral lisp after growing up in a house where my father was abusing my mom and brother, and my brother was abusing me. Some people still struggle to understand me, but I've put a lot of effort into fixing my speech.
Festo just made me cry I want to reach through the screen and give him a hug and tell him that he is beautiful and that the whole world is not that cruel.
Seeing the young man that was attacked at 7 (Festo?) broke my heart but seeing him open up and draw that amazing picture was amazing. My prayers go out to him the amazing children that face so much so young.
No one going to mention how good his drawing was? I thought he was just going to color something at first then I saw that he was doing a portrait and I couldn't believe how good it was. Good for him for not letting a truly horrific, unjust thing ruin his life.
yeah agreed that kid is very smart and needs to get out of that shithol of country fast. He is so sweet and artistic, he will go to many good places if he can get out of there
I really hope he gets the equippment he needs in the future, like glasses/vision help, a proper hand, an opportunity to develop his artistic skills etc. And that he is never attacked again, obviously.
This was one of the most hearthbreaking videos I have seen. To know that these beautiful innocent little children are hunted, mutilated and killed for money because of their skin color is incomprehensible. You can clearly see how traumatized that 15 year old boy Fester is, and what a brave and talented young man he is.
@@damnskippy7220 African people with albinism are black people! Their unusual skin color is only the result of a combination of genes ... both parents must have these genes, otherwise there will be no albino children. The possibility that two normal-looking parents will have an albino child (if both have these genes) is 1: 4. With such a high rate of people with albinism in the Tanzanian population, it can be assumed that a large number of people carry these genes. It is therefore important to accept that these people with albinism are just another (one of many) color variants that black people can have ... and should therefore be treated as normal like everyone else. They are not aliens or anything like that ! They are humans and part of society! .... and they arise from the genetic variations of the respective population. In addition, it is important to uncover the machinations of people without scruples, who enrich themselves at the expense of the suffering or death of other people, on the basis of an old superstition. And yes, in other African countries it also affects children with dark skin tone, who are simply stolen by so-called witch doctors because it is said that it is lucky to put parts of the body of children in the foundation of a newly built house. Because such sick people don't care what skin color someone is, they just want to make money! This is definitely also worth a second documentary .... to expose the machinations of this child trafficking .... and thus denounce these witch doctors and the buyers of these human body parts .... and educate people how wrong that is. For that, you sometimes have to put your finger directly into the wound ... so that we cry out in horror in our hearts ... the same applies if children were actually fed to crocodiles as you say ... Children are most precious to us, in every country, no matter where we live or what skin color we have ... It is not for nothing that all children are related to all people in the world, as the saying goes ... normal people think that way .... But there are some people who are simply sick in their heads in their greed for money .... and that makes them evil in their hearts .... By the way, not only in Africa, you can find such people everywhere . To show how abnormally they act destroys their business!
This is so kind and beautiful, fr💕 The guy who handled the documentary is just superb, wholesome and handsome too The way he talks to the kids is so nice
Olivia Berger I couldn't look at what they did to his hand. It is heartbreaking to know what ignorance and brainwashing can do. They can literally kill.
@@nerp9271 not saying EVERYTHING is completely beautiful, but it's nice to take the time to choose a different perspective; to find the beauty in something even if it may not be there
💞 I had no idea. My heart is breaking. I want to gather them all up in my arms, kiss them, protect them, and make them know they are so very precious and so very beautiful 💞 thank you so much for making this documentary and bringing awareness to this!
Oscar and his team did an amazing job on this documentary. It was honest, considerate and held nothing back. I’m glad the kids are offered sanctuary against the people that would do them harm.
@Adele Eleda He's like that because he got mutilated by attackers that took his hands and knocked out his teeth. The rest is severe anxiety and suppression due to a life of being different as a result.
just lost my dad to cancer 12 weeks ago yesterday. I found my brother dead on his floor from a drug overdose 4 days ago. I was my fathers care giver for 6 years, and did chest compressions on my brother until EMS arrived knowing he was already gone. I’ve often wondered if my brother and dad were able to meet in another dimension, if they truly found peace with their passings. Then today these NDE stories started appearing on my page. Thank you for doing these stories. These have helped me find a bit of peace for the first time since finding my brother. I now believe neither of them are suffering and battling demons, and they are truly free and in the arms of love ❤️
Festo is such a strong young man. His story is incredible and he has overcome so much. When the teacher was describing the attack I started crying I just can't believe someone will do that to a 7yo little baby boy.
Jean P. G. I’d rather be her weight then have a disgusting and intolerable personality like yours. How do u know she is over weight? Even if she is she is still beautiful. Don’t listen to this bitter sorry excuse of a human Rae! You are beautiful!
Growing up with albinism, I didn't face any bullying because of my family being Caucasian and living in the US. It breaks my heart knowing that people are being killed for something they cannot control. My heart goes out to these people. They do not deserve the constant fear and target on their backs.
@frank white it not racism cause they don't hate albino people, their are just some Africains who have believe albino people are special have powers so in messed up sense they worship them and they think they can gain that power by killing them and or consuming them, so not racist just a fucked up sense ideology.
When I was growing up in the 60s and 70s we had a number of people with albinism in our schools and we never though of them being different. The 90s were the years when everything went wrong in Tanzania and I have always wondered why didn't the government do more to stop such cruelty? Instead they condoned and it has now reached at a point of no return. I come from an Island with a very high number of albinism, Ukerewe Island. I wonder what one can do to stop such cruelty?
From the sounds of it getting rid of the which doctors who suggest they do it would be a great start to eliminating the amount of attack's on albinism....🥴
I was so scared for him - walking around Tanzania and Malawi with his valuable albino self. He could have been killed. Brave man. And I'm grateful to him - I would have never known about this.
Mutilated at 7yo?! The ignorance is too much. I pray this kid gets a better life. 🙏 This is an amazing documentary. I couldnt find the words to describe how I feel after watching this. Anguish, sadness, hatred, anxiety all in one.
Sad but AFRICAN-AMERICAN Women have been Mutilated for MANY years here after they gave them hysterectomies WITHOUT THEIR KNOWLEDGE SO THEY COULDN'T HAVE KIDS AND AMERIKKKA WAS STILL DOING IT TO AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMEN JUST A FEW YEARS AGO
@@TaurusHere I LOVE HOW YOU ATTACK AMERICA WHEN THIS IS TAKING PLACE IN AFRICA. HAHAHAHAHAAAA LOL MY DUDE DO YOU LIVE IN AMERICA RIGHT NOW? I LOVE AMERICA MY HOME. COPE 🇺🇸✌️
@@TaurusHere imagine still comparing peoples problems. As if you know what those people go trough? Guess what?more peope then just African-american woman get mutiulated each day. Its not some kind of race to who can go trough the worst.
Oscar was very brave to go to these places and I am happy that he found the experience a positive one. He comes across as a very thoughtful sensitive person and this looks like a very confronting situation. It is truly heart-breaking and almost unfathomable how these people have suffered, I do hope that it is correct that these horrors are becoming less frequent. I am inspired by this rather than depressed, thank you.
This documentary is well made, touching, informative. It was so heartwrenching to see the kids asking the DR about how he is treated in his country, given his albinism, vs how things are in Tanzania for people with albinism. The prejudice, ignorance, hostility and violence towards people with albinism needs to be eradicated.
@@martinwilcox6011 you're right it relates, but not that much, superstitions are already a common thing in African countries and also in almost every other country. Difference is in some they're properly fought against. Even if American history didn't have as much influence this problem would still exist in East Africa.
I started crying when I saw the beautiful art of the boy. You can see how excited he is to show something he is passionate about and he is amazing with it.
I cried too
I agree with your comment COMPLETELY!!!
The beautiful ART of the boy was so MOVING as one could easily see how excited he was to show it!!
Appreciated reading your comment! Best Wishes!!!
He’s an amazing artist
...he draws better than me and i have two hands. I just use mine for food eating thats about it.
Im absolutely gutted
You have to have some kinda evil inside of you to just savagely chop up a child like that. It literally makes me sick.
You're racist against Black people.
Look at their country look how they treat eachother..so is it any wonder they do that to albinos the last place on earth i would want to live is Africa its a scary place
@@nagihangot6133 how is he rascist?
@@practioneroflain1175 she
@@scoob1670 he
This is so sad! How can they do that to a 7 years old kid!He couldn't even defend himself!He must have been so traumatised I admire him so much look how well he draws! You can always find a way for your dreams!
Yes I cried so much watching this .We get so hung up about our bodies and looks and look what this boy has to face and gets attacked on top of it all! He is keeping calm and carrying on I pray a very bright future for these gorgeous gifts of God as children are gifts. I also feel God let it happen to show us that it's simply a chemical called melatonine and we need to stop being judgmental of color
What a disgusting way to speak about another human, stop you are simply wrong
WeroNoYume that’s what it is, it’s not that they are albino but the person that’s doing it to them, if we make it to be aware of those sorts of dangerous approaches then we will hopefully be helped. They are exactly the same as everyone else. No luckily or not. Sorry albino people, you are just like me and everyone else sorry!
Michael R. How did you arrive at this conclusion?
Litza Dey, Africa is a large continent, whom are you referring to specifically in your agreement with Michael R.? How did you come to this conclusion?
I'm from Uganda just north of Tanzania. I really like your documentary. It is very informative and well-filmed. I like your self-conduct with the children and community. Thank you for making this and being kind enough to do so. I really hope persons with albinism in our African communities get better treatment in all aspects of life. And we most definitely need more awareness to demystify the condition.
have you heard of Pasta Ssempa?))) He is the most famous Ugandan right now. Confusion of da hyast ordah!!!
Ogumbachi
@@jordan50489 jyendi, ogambaki(chi) 😂
@@SarahAN I worked with a bunch of people from Uganda when I was in Iraq
This guy's really gonna be a good father. like honestly..
I agree. He was very gentle with the children he interacted with, and you could tell he has a lot of love in him.
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Yes! It was beautiful to watch him with those kids. I loved when Dixon was at the eye exam and had his arm wrapped around the albino doctor's, so cute.
Ikr
He has a baby now!😇
I cried for the boy who lost his hands. But it's amazing that he can draw so well!
They took some of his teeth also
I think we should donate to him.
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I wish I could find the men who mutilated him and do the same things to them.
i literally am actually crying bc it hurt my heart to see a child who wasn’t just born deformed bc that’s one thing, but instead mutilated for some greedy killers & ridiculous beliefs, yet he draws so well & found how to adapt. that’s so lovely in its own way but entirely upsetting… i am in no way religious or spiritual but it’s like do whatever you want IF IT DOES NOT HARM ANYONE ELSE. speechless but not surprised there’s such cruelty in the world; no matter where. i wish i could like take every single albino out of that country, even move the entire community that surrounds them so they won’t lose those connections… if only. can the billionaires of this fkn world help do more actual meaningful things thanks !!!
i went into this video not expecting what was to come bc it showed up in suggestions so i clicked outta curiosity & i was fine just observing until the drawing 😭 & just imagining the pain he went through during the mutilation is going to sit w me for a while
I'm so glad the government of Tanzania is working to protect these children.
dandilyonz cassandra yess❤️
@dandilyonz cassandra I hope so cuz this case has been happening for long time, and just now the government r doing something about it, after many have died.
It'd be better if the people protected them, not a genocidal slavery institution called government.
As a doctor myself, and a human rights activist this breaks my heart
@@mrbobbilly I didn't write if witch doctors pretended to protect them. There are clearly moral people that would & are protecting them now in the community.
I once had a student with this anomaly. I happened to find a beautiful picture of an albino peacock. I printed out a copy for her. My hope was that she would be able to identify with its beauty. Years later I ran into her and she told me that she still had the photo. i hope it was an encouragement .
Aww that's a beautiful story. Thank you for sharing.
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Aw🥺❤
Aww how sweet
Bless your heart ❤
It's awesome that other non-albino Africans in the area are taking it into their own hands to protect and educate the albino children
but it's mostly because Albino people are still an oppressed (large) minority. All the people in any form of power, that includes advocates--were not Albino. That means that Albinos are not afforded power. The adult albinos he did talk to lived in extreme poverty. Notice that not one teacher was Albino, it's probably rare.
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These are your African kangs and queens...😂😂😂...the barbarism is not new
@@CashCowz962 and I seem to recall that you burned people alive ,sold your own women . Didn't let them vote ,own property, get educated or be paid the same as men .
Don't throw rocks from a glass house.
It's what should be done, you don't compliment a waiter for doing his job
I love how they chose a man with albinism , he understands them so much and you can see the pain in his eyes
It's unbelievable how absurd and cruel can be this world.
africa
Never underestimate the violence of ignorant people
In Africa you mean.
Karl Dahlberg, in all inhabited continents.
Human being is that way
The young man who was brutally attacked. He is so talented. I will pray for his safety and abundance of success
He seemed like such a sweet kid too. Seeming him smile just makes you wanna smile as well. How someone can do that to a kid... I just can't understand it.
watches a documentary about arbitrary violence due to "witchcraft" and prays for the victims. did you not pay attention?
@@iammoserdealwithit7097 what?
@@rikuu333 right
@@knightsofni0 speak for yourself
Those two parents must have been so relieved to see an adult man with albinism who isn't disfigured. It must have given them a lot of confidence that their efforts will be worth it.
Especially knowing that he went to university, became a doctor and is married. He's not been shunned at all.
It's pure racism!
@@stardustgirl2904 what?
@@stardustgirl2904 albinism is not a race
@@_GreenShadow_ Funny I never said it was! It's a genetic disorder
That boy who was mutilated, his drawing of the Doctor was seriously incredible.
Broo his drawing is astounding 😦
Lets buy his art and make him "Rich!"
It's made me to draw right away
That young man has skill I certainly didn’t at his age, well done! That he’s overcome the damage to his body is an inspiration.
He draws better than I have ever been able to, amazing kid.
"Satan made me do it.": The argument of a weak person who refuses to accept responsibility for his actions all while knowing what he did was wrong.
He's right, just not in a direct way.
@@Waldemarvonanhalt Satan doesn't make anyone do anything. It's called free will. And in his case, it was greed.
The devil encouraged him to do it but he still did it. When someone tells you to do something and you do it, it doesn't make it less barbaric and criminal.
@@omaralfadhel1720 The devil doesn't exist, so he can't make you do anything.
@@Spauny that’s your opinion and your belief you have to respect other peoples opinions and beliefs you don’t have to agree
Everyone should have the right to feel safe in their own skin!
Looks like he's going to be a good father.
Yep... and with a hot wife sigh, i aint going to get one.
Vinxk you're only going to get one if you work on yourself and have the motivation for it
@@vinxk3469 You are too young for being so delusional...
Im 8 btw
Vinxk .hot wives aren't important, it's if you love each other, shit if there's anything my moroccan family taught me it's morals
So tragic what happened to Festo, but it’s so heartwarming to see him drawing the host even though he had basically no hands and no vision. Such a talented boy!
He can seriously draw much better than I can.
So talented if i was to win money id honestly donate some into festos future he has so much potential and talent id help sell his art!!!
bo lu agreed! He’s such an inspiration
To me, he just looks like a very fair blond european guy
Yeah same.
I wish I could have a bf like him 🥺
@@snatchhoe lol
@@snatchhoe why?
That's why his gf didn't suspect that he has albinism :D
@@snatchhoe ok coomer.
It's amazing how widespread this belief in magic is. I taught a student fresh from Malawi, and one day he told me that he loved being the US because he was able to show that he was smart without worrying. I told him that I was glad that he was happy here, but I was confused - why worry? He told me that in his home town if a student was very smart then they either were accused of having used witchcraft to steal their intelligence from other people (i.e. blamed for someone's mental disabilities) or a witch would try to steal their intelligence using magic. He then said, 100% serious, "It's great - Americans don't know how to do the magic."
There’s plenty of witches in America. In fact there are stores that sell witchcraft paraphernalia.
@@ashleyhearts8561 that's just a made up new-aged mockery of true tribal magic
@@thegarge7476 Often, but certainly not always. There are plenty of occult paths that are practiced in the US that aren’t tied to new age appropriation.
@@ashleyhearts8561 witchcraft is real and it does work. Its just not as these people make it look like, you cant put a spell on someone who didnt allow the spell to work on him. There are witches who sleep with animals in the US and some who practice psychotheraphy with the help of their demon or drugs. Its not like its a secret or anything, people just dont want to explore the reason behind these issues, most people still believe hypnose is not real. I would never go to a witch or vote for a party that has witches on the higher echelons. Stay holy and seek the Spirit above all spirits, gets you and your children blessed. Africans are demonic infested, dont visit those places please.
@@thegarge7476 sorry, but alot of this tribal magic is post colonial ideas
I find albino people just BEAUTIFUL.....😪😪
ME TOO
@@pjessup2921 wait why's it bad??? Do they have shorter life spans or what. Is there side effects for being albino or is it just the look
[Memedoze] no you
We should get in touch ;)
i find them special...
He's going to be a great father
shut up ashley
Ashley Burries yeah.....
Yep! Best dad in the world.
oh Samantha dont act innocent , we all know what you did
He is a father to a 5 month old girl named Aurora Wren
ignorance is one of the most deadly traits...
Welcome to africa
Ryan lex lmao! Ignorance and superstition. It doesnt matter if u give them good evidence they will still say the same thing
you mean religion and superstition
Mwaniki Mwaniki superstition and ignorance is a deadly combo!
Mwaniki Mwaniki did I say all africans? No so your point is?
He was most courageous to travel there. I was on edge as he moved from place to place because he was also a potential victim. My heart goes out to the families. Their needs are so great!
I can't imagine the fear his wife and family must've felt.
Not to break immersion or burst any bubbles but if anything major happened to him, this video probably wouldn't have been produced lol
I don't think anyone noticed he was albino
am sure the production team had security measures in place
@@sambosco11 For sure they notice🙄
The little boy attacked at 7 years old my heart breaks. You can see he is still traumatized by his demeanor.
I know I just want to give him a big hug
Watching and hearing this traumatized boy broke my heart! I just wanted to sweep him up into my arms and take him away from any anything more that would cause him pain. :( :(
I want him to live with me. If I was rich I’d take them all and love them.❤️❤️❤️😭😭
😢
😭😭😭
8:40 the way that sweet child is caressing his arm.....im bawling😰
shows you those kids have a tough time, bonding so quickly with a stranger, amazing to see also
Oh my dorå , thats exatly moment I started crying and can't stop, just the way they look up to him... as someone they don't fear, but who understand them being different, you can tell how much they miss that
I immediately teared up
I'm albino, born in Brazil, never had any kind of problem because of my condition. I'm a musician who produce records for a living, and live a fully happy life with my wife, family and friends, and I can't stand to watch this for more than 10 minutes. To us albinos this situation in East Africa is impossible to bare, I'm in tears and heartbroken by these people who didn't have the same luck as I did.
Vc Mora aonde?
@@daigomori7374 Eu moro em SP :)
that's because brazil is a whte country where the euoids torture the people for NOT being whte rather than for being whte.
Brazil has a lot of racism towards people of colour blacks and natives.
@@MsTomas086 Teu cu
it's touching to see how compassionate he is for the others like him
Agreed.
😊❤
I love that he went to visit the school and had an open discussion with the kids. Education = understanding and compassion.
He was there to learn not teach .
@@katvogue2871he said 'open discussion' not teaching.
Yeah, we need real education. First hand.
He is such a beautiful boy. Festo is amazing.
Wish I can adopt him
I just wanted to give him a hug. Poor baby. But he is amazing!
He truly is
There was a robot called "Fisto" in Fallout New Vegas. He was a Sexbot.
And my comment was probably the hardest case of off-topic comment I ever created.. 🤔
Have a good day, folks and greetings from Germany.
It is also disgusting that the murderer has a better life in that "nice" prison than than poor albino children in the "protective prison".
I believe it was an office, they didn't want to show the real conditions of the prison so he saw him in some official clerical building nearby.
Pedophiles are child abusers and murderers should not be able to live
@moorskiano Not sure which one is more disgusting, a severe issue that is affecting people now, or a severe issue that affected people in the past. >.> Don't try to talk mutilation of anyone right. It makes you sound like a disgusting being.
@@GamingDad I think he's trying to say that it sounds hypocritical and condescending for people who've been doing evil and injustice for so long to now teach others about right or wrong.
@BePro99 Look, man. I don't think people who've been oppressed, tortured and subjugated for hundreds of years by a certain group of people would like to take advice from them, especially in the case of ethics and morality. Sure, the people who've done wrong are dead, but the damage and scars they have left behind is quite unforgettable, no? As such, who'd want to listen to their subjugators' inheritors? How can it be a place for the inheritors of said oppressors to talk so high and mighty about such issues as if they know everything? Even today, Europeans don't even apologize for what they did, (some don't even acknowledge it btw) despite hoarding their palaces and museums with stolen goods? Who in their right mind would want to listen to such people?
As a fellow Albino, I want to say thanks man, hope we all grow to achieve our dreams someday
Much respect for Yall in Tanzania bro
🧢
This dude is handsome, Could have been a high fashion male model!
Sure he could his very handsome, and educated too.
Nah, not really. Face isn’t right.
Oscar was a student at Harrow School 20 years ago. He was featured in a Harrow documentary where he was running the school tuck shop selling lollies and he had an investment committee. Very intelligent dude.
My thoughts exactly! 😍
@Rulya Mórrigan Ard Mhacha Chill he can do both. You seem to be taking the comment personally.
He only has two fingers yet draws extremely well.
And the finger is a toe!
And I have five fingers yet I draw like shit...
Imagine if he had all his fingers. So bloody talented.
What happened to him
Ikr my hand us norma(i hope that is not offensive) and i cant even draw a line
He was so proud of his drawing, omg he's so precious. What a talented boy 💜
Roselia Thorn i hate people that kid broke my ❤
That young man is so strong. He knows what happened to him wasn’t right, and yet he doesn’t let it get in his way. His drawing was beautiful, his smile is bright. such a beautiful soul 💗
I have to also say how much I admire this young man, coming here and interviewing people, putting himself in danger and doing this documentary. What an inspirational man. Much respect.
It's insulting he compares his condition to black people...because of the Europeans invasion ions ago is EXACTLY why this condition sadly exist in the black race.
@@angelamonk716 yes its better to take our children back that are born albino cause in that country discrimination at least they have a chance to live here and the rest of you can stay there
@@angelamonk716 Where did you get that information from?I would like to read the article.
@@angelamonk716 Didn‘t find one article that connected albanism in Africa to european invadors. Can you provide some links to this topic?
His Albinism is not in any way comparative to those of black heritage. FACT
When he arrived and started talking to the kids made me tear up so much. It was so precious. especially when they were touching his hair out of curiosity. They all deserve the world seriously!
This made me angry, emotional. This is stupidity the whole way. As an East African myself. I had albino friends in Somalia. Some people need to be educated this isn't alright ... I just can't 🤦🏽♀️💔
isra forever albinism should be looked at as any other skin color/condition, etc. I hate when ppl believe that someone is ‘evil’ or in ‘witch doctors’ etc.
To me, they are just super blond. I don’t get the stigmata.
I am from tanzania lol. Where are you from?
@@jennysticha863...I agree with you .
Don't get angry,,,.....
Get even, get back .....everything!!!!!
The Tanzanias can't the too believe in vodoo, imigine Magalufu saying no covid
He is such an amazing artist!! I loved that smile while he was drawing
The little boy who had his hands hopped off was so innocent. Even his smile was precious. Wtf is wrong with these people?!?!? How can you be so evil?!?!!?
:(
Yeah
Joggers
It's the culture
@Dödispää africa is
The power of belief in the supernatural
I notice how timid the albino children are 😭*cry*
Tyana Alexandra They are not fed well.
I just wanna wrap one up and swaddle them 😭
Tyana Alexandra if you are the out cast in school because your different it is best to remain timid and silent. That way it is easier to be unnoticed then the out spoken person
No wonder- look what people have done to albinos- i would be scared to
yeah because of the mockery and marginalization they lack of self confidence
As an African it hurts seeing the backwards culture still being practiced in Tanzania.
Luis. k what this is not just in Tanzania it's all over Africa I swear to God in South Africa they have white displacement camps and no one of color doesn't care
Its about black magic and voodoo which is real and evil
@Killer Dude i didn't grew up in Europe nor I'm i living in Europe I'm from Kenya
@Killer Dude shut up neanderthal
@Killer Dude Yikes dude
That was so kind of him to go visit them and take them to the eye clinic he is so blessed!
$10,000 for the potion? It's crazy... the people who buy these "wealth" potions already have a decent chunk of cash compared to the rest of their community. Greed knows no boundaries.
@savapenne not just in Africa people believe in witchcraft.
@savapenne businessmen, politicians etc
@savapenne You probably think Africa is a large mass of desert with mud huts and wandering kids with protruding bellies.
Ignorance... please get educated
these potions actually make people rich
the witches of course
Not really, people collectively gather money from mining, fishing, and other activities. When they get enough money, they proceed with buying said potion.
In 2017,An Albino girl set a record in Kenya, by emerging the top in Kenya in the National exams,despite her bad sight.
sight doesnt affect intellectuality though
@@genericusername4206 Imagine doing the same tests in the lab/computer with better sighted people? It would really be hard.
@@genericusername4206 dropped on the head as a child😂
Plot twist, I had the honor of meeting the amazing girl in October 2020 at my place of work, she affirmatively is gearing towards being a doctor.And oh...... she is still leading in her International high school
Oscar is a real angel in human form
Isaac Vorsah and a zaddy
after the whole heaviness of the rest of the documentary- seeing the couple with an albino child in their digilent and loving care... it gave me sense of relief. this entire situation of superstition is sickening and horrible, but the parents, family members, and authoritative figures that actively help aid albino people are truly kind.
I WAS WONDERING WHY THEY ARE STILL CHOOSING TO HAVE KIDS,IRRESPECTITIVE OF THE RISK.
As a Tanzanian, I have to say that is one of the horrors about my nation that I truly hope will stop. This guy really did the documentary well, and represented the country in a fair light. And I like how he didn’t just say that this happens in Tanzania only. That’s the stereotype most documentaries with this subject like to portray. In Congo, malawi, and Uganda it happens too. As well as other African countries too. I like how he made the point to point out that reducing demand will reduce the motivation for people to supply albino parts.
You're right !! Even in Mali, Senegal.. my aunt has albinism, when she was a little girl she had to leave Mali to live happily in France, her life was threatened every single day... This shit has to stop !!
Gaïa I agree 100%. As long as we hold on to illogical superstitions in Africa, we won’t progress as a continent. We of all people should understand the tragedy in the devaluing of lives, that’s the legacy of what was a great part of our modern history. Now to see that we can then find divisions amongst ourselves is simply disappointing. It just should not have started in the first place.
But we learn that those doing the killing in Malawi are coming from Tanzania. Its likely the same trouble makers traveljng from Tanzania to the other African countries within the region. In West Africa, Ghana, no such thing happens. So its on you Tanzania.
@Rae Vandenberg why not?
Tanzanian are all witches, black tz, arabs and indian tz..
I remember in pre-school i had an Albino friend: me and that guy we did everything together and i would help him fight anyone rude to him: many years later i am watching this documentary and it pains me so much to see what these kids are going through.
Are you a still friends with him?
🙏
You’re a real man since a little boy
Bless you. We are all the same colour on the inside, and the inside is what counts
Being a Tanzanian and watching this it break my heart." Crying "
Have you heard of this happening in your city?
Congratulations Sir for doing something about it. Just your compassion is everything. Much love from Tanzania 🇹🇿.
Festo is such a wonderful artist!
He also seemed Has stutered😢
He can draw better then I can, like WAY better.
Ikr
@Rogin the boy with albinism who was attacked
@@emmamadgini4139 trauma.
Even if Albino parts DID work in witchcraft spells, I certainly wouldn't want to try to hurt some person with this condition FOR such spells. Talk about selfish and evil.
@DragonDriver100 I am East African and I can tell you that the belief in witchcraft and sacrifices is real. People will believe that a witch doctor who lives in hut will put you in a mansion and do whatever he says because he has a direct line to the gods!!!
@@CharleyKerger that's because no one knows any better. When you see the witch doctor do miracles, be sure to post a video. Talk is cheap and you have to believe that. There also a thin line between beliefs and fear.
@@SaisaiDem It sure is, yet, that is what the Koran and even sahih (sound) hadith teach.
This is weird and horrible.
I my self am involved in to wicca and witchcraft.
Personaly I belief that if you harm people for or with your craft, it will swing back at you 10 times worse
@@TwitchyMoth Maybe that is why so much of Africa is a crap hole.
If I had the money, I would pursue Festo's art career! I am a Designer myself, and I see talent in him, especially at his age, he's really good!
Yazoo Minsay It's kind off hard to tell when literally all the people surrounding him looks just like him.
How sad the kids have to live in a protectorate.
How old is he? He really is so talented😍
This talented boy needs to have glasses if that will help his vision. He is so talented.
Yazoo Minsay how bout a go fund me page
You could tell he looked at that boy like he was his son and wanted to guide through life cause his past as a kid was so similar. Such a beautiful place
My brother is a albino and I think he is very handsome and smart
Alabama niggas
@@Cashbarni and I wanna be free
:3
Umm did anyone else see her playlists...
@@alenaplacide4679 Nasty bro
I started crying when I saw Festo and heard his story and saw him drawing and his smile he looked so happy and innocent and when you think about what they did to him you just know he didn't deserve it
This is why science is so important in the classroom and in society in general.
In brightest day, in blackest night What sense does that make? I’ve lived in poverty for a minute and I am quite educated. Graduated early and with an associates, working on my other two years.
Most of them are uneducated because they don’t have access to schools
Yes so true
The self control it must have taken to confront a vicious murderer is really admirable. Oscar and his crew did an amazing job by bringing such a horrific issue to light. No one deserves to be discriminated against let alone hunted and mutilated worse than animal. The fear and despair they must be living in is unimaginable. Who ever can, please advocate for these people in a way you can.
This makes me so angry that children are being violently mutilated and attacked. What a brutal place to live
scarlettrubyrose true I thought they had far more sense than that. Slavery did not teach them nothing!
Right
@Jeannie Kendrick
Ridiculous comment nobody harms albino here, if you don't like America you are welcome to go live there.
@Jeannie Kendrick i love your playlist "lying jewish people" we have something in common.
Antonina MacNeish = they harm the opposite of albino here in the USA. LETS SPEAK TRUTH TO POWER
15:10 I almost 100% sure that his speaking problems were a result of that trauma, how can you have the soul to attack a 7yo child
They took some of his teeth too
Poverty can turn people into monsters.
And, yeah, his speech disorder is absolutely a result of trauma. I had both a horizontal and lateral lisp after growing up in a house where my father was abusing my mom and brother, and my brother was abusing me. Some people still struggle to understand me, but I've put a lot of effort into fixing my speech.
@barung1 what a small-minded opinion lol
@John jameson doesn't mean it isn't a small-minded, bigoted assertion with no empathic or historical context behind it.
Festo just made me cry I want to reach through the screen and give him a hug and tell him that he is beautiful and that the whole world is not that cruel.
Me too! He deserves all the hugs in the world.
Seeing the young man that was attacked at 7 (Festo?) broke my heart but seeing him open up and draw that amazing picture was amazing. My prayers go out to him the amazing children that face so much so young.
No one going to mention how good his drawing was? I thought he was just going to color something at first then I saw that he was doing a portrait and I couldn't believe how good it was. Good for him for not letting a truly horrific, unjust thing ruin his life.
yeah agreed that kid is very smart and needs to get out of that shithol of country fast. He is so sweet and artistic, he will go to many good places if he can get out of there
I really hope he gets the equippment he needs in the future, like glasses/vision help, a proper hand, an opportunity to develop his artistic skills etc. And that he is never attacked again, obviously.
He's a sweetheart ♥️🌟
But, a soda for a reward? One can assume that's why the teeth are rotten-looking & missing!
They took his teeth when they mutilated him , it said that
Bro I never cry for anything but when I saw the kid who’s arm got chopped off, that made me cry
Me too! My heart broke.
That exact thing happened to me. I really never cry at sad stuff but I instantly cried
and his teeth knocked out of his mouth and cut open
This was one of the most hearthbreaking videos I have seen. To know that these beautiful innocent little children are hunted, mutilated and killed for money because of their skin color is incomprehensible. You can clearly see how traumatized that 15 year old boy Fester is, and what a brave and talented young man he is.
I wonder how old Fester is right now
Black babies were ised for alligator bait on the sputh.
@@damnskippy7220 African people with albinism are black people!
Their unusual skin color is only the result of a combination of genes ... both parents must have these genes, otherwise there will be no albino children.
The possibility that two normal-looking parents will have an albino child (if both have these genes) is 1: 4.
With such a high rate of people with albinism in the Tanzanian population, it can be assumed that a large number of people carry these genes.
It is therefore important to accept that these people with albinism are just another (one of many) color variants that black people can have ... and should therefore be treated as normal like everyone else.
They are not aliens or anything like that !
They are humans and part of society! .... and they arise from the genetic variations of the respective population.
In addition, it is important to uncover the machinations of people without scruples, who enrich themselves at the expense of the suffering or death of other people, on the basis of an old superstition.
And yes, in other African countries it also affects children with dark skin tone, who are simply stolen by so-called witch doctors because it is said that it is lucky to put parts of the body of children in the foundation of a newly built house.
Because such sick people don't care what skin color someone is, they just want to make money!
This is definitely also worth a second documentary .... to expose the machinations of this child trafficking .... and thus denounce these witch doctors and the buyers of these human body parts .... and educate people how wrong that is.
For that, you sometimes have to put your finger directly into the wound ... so that we cry out in horror in our hearts ... the same applies if children were actually fed to crocodiles as you say ...
Children are most precious to us, in every country, no matter where we live or what skin color we have ...
It is not for nothing that all children are related to all people in the world, as the saying goes ... normal people think that way ....
But there are some people who are simply sick in their heads in their greed for money .... and that makes them evil in their hearts ....
By the way, not only in Africa, you can find such people everywhere .
To show how abnormally they act destroys their business!
@@dianachin4849 i wonder how he's being doing as well, but i cant seem to find any follow up from the documentary
Yeah, it's a fairly uneducated region what did you expect?
This is so kind and beautiful, fr💕
The guy who handled the documentary is just superb, wholesome and handsome too
The way he talks to the kids is so nice
This kid who has a thumb and a finger on his hand can draw better than most people... dang
It’s actually a toe and a finger
@@simon6495 true
and no arm on the other side
And his vision isn't even 100%
It's a toe
Madam Mollie is such a sweet and wise person, I'm so glad Festo has a teacher like her
The man in prison for murder, he is only sorry because he got nothing out of it. He doesn't look the slightest bit remorseful about it.
What would you interpret as remorseful looking?
He was looking at the white guy like he wana kill him too
Very brave of you to go there and document this. Well done! I hope it raises awareness and will bring about change.
I sobbed when that little boy was drawing
girl, please , get it together.
Same!
How was his drawing so good
Olivia Berger
I couldn't look at what they did to his hand. It is heartbreaking to know what ignorance and brainwashing can do. They can literally kill.
I did too!
He's absolutely gorgeous. Albinisim is beautiful, just as any skin/hair/eye colours.
Agreed
@Jack Dorsen whats wrong with seeing the beauty in everything?
@@cascottage everything is beautiful except = ⬜️
@@cascottage when everything is beautiful, nothing is
@@nerp9271 not saying EVERYTHING is completely beautiful, but it's nice to take the time to choose a different perspective; to find the beauty in something even if it may not be there
I wish he could see more of the first young man. They bonded so well.
💞 I had no idea. My heart is breaking. I want to gather them all up in my arms, kiss them, protect them, and make them know they are so very precious and so very beautiful 💞 thank you so much for making this documentary and bringing awareness to this!
Festo didn't lose his big smile in spite of all this. Incredible human being!
yeaaa that boi got some strenght!
J I seph Muskie Ikr!!!He's go divine help,he's best drawer of the school ,,legally blind,and trauma zed ,hands cut off.He has divine help .
who's festo
I Just want to sleeeeep, stop suggesting these frikkin interesting 40- an hour long documentaries :(
It's 5:30am and here I am
😂😂😂👍
Right it’s almost 3 am
Aboutmidnight
It's just under an hour?¿
14:42 - broke my heart. I started to cry. Poor kid and he's so scared. He won't even look up.
I am so angry about what they did to festo, that I burst into tears. I wish I could really do something, but what?
Pamela Boyd we can just teach people about albinism, so they don’t get bullied but honestly me neither. Sry, I’m also very sad
It's crazy how people can hurt a child their so young so beautiful and pure ugh
Oscar and his team did an amazing job on this documentary. It was honest, considerate and held nothing back. I’m glad the kids are offered sanctuary against the people that would do them harm.
The kid who was attacked is SUCH AN AMAZING ARTIST WHAT THE HELL
Adele Eleda what?
@Adele Eleda He's like that because he got mutilated by attackers that took his hands and knocked out his teeth. The rest is severe anxiety and suppression due to a life of being different as a result.
@Adele Eleda His left arm got cut off and his right hand also, they attached one of his toe to the stump so he could still use his right hand.
The art looks like shit YEET
That 15 year old boy... wow. Just wow. I have no words. What a beautiful child.
“I didn’t tell my wife I was albino right away.” You don’t think she noticed immediately?
=D I also didnt get this ahhahaha
Not necessary. I live in Finland and I know people who look like him, not sure if they are just blonde or if they have albinism....
He wore blackface.
@@chupacabra1817 what- when ? he literally African he has melanin but his skin color can’t produce it💀💀
@@chupacabra1817 how?
just lost my dad to cancer 12 weeks ago yesterday. I found my brother dead on his floor from a drug overdose 4 days ago. I was my fathers care giver for 6 years, and did chest compressions on my brother until EMS arrived knowing he was already gone. I’ve often wondered if my brother and dad were able to meet in another dimension, if they truly found peace with their passings. Then today these NDE stories started appearing on my page. Thank you for doing these stories. These have helped me find a bit of peace for the first time since finding my brother. I now believe neither of them are suffering and battling demons, and they are truly free and in the arms of love ❤️
Festo is such a strong young man. His story is incredible and he has overcome so much. When the teacher was describing the attack I started crying I just can't believe someone will do that to a 7yo little baby boy.
Can we not talk about this mans looks for 5 minutes? He’s actually trying to do something positive with his education
What about his looks? He looks hella good #nohomo lul
Jean P. G.
Oh, begging for attention under this video. How boring.
He is fine as a hot guy thats honest OUT OF MY WAY
Jean P. G. I’d rather be her weight then have a disgusting and intolerable personality like yours. How do u know she is over weight? Even if she is she is still beautiful.
Don’t listen to this bitter sorry excuse of a human Rae! You are beautiful!
Jean P. G. There are worse things than being fat my friend. 💋💋💋
This film heart wrenching but, very educational.
Thank you for taking us on this journey .
Growing up with albinism, I didn't face any bullying because of my family being Caucasian and living in the US. It breaks my heart knowing that people are being killed for something they cannot control. My heart goes out to these people. They do not deserve the constant fear and target on their backs.
frank white anyone can be racist
@frank white it not racism cause they don't hate albino people, their are just some Africains who have believe albino people are special have powers so in messed up sense they worship them and they think they can gain that power by killing them and or consuming them, so not racist just a fucked up sense ideology.
@frank white "superstitions are racist"
🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
frank white the white priest in the states raping children is also primitive
depends on where you live, just because you are white doesn't mean you aren't free from bullying, racism, etc.
When I was growing up in the 60s and 70s we had a number of people with albinism in our schools and we never though of them being different. The 90s were the years when everything went wrong in Tanzania and I have always wondered why didn't the government do more to stop such cruelty? Instead they condoned and it has now reached at a point of no return. I come from an Island with a very high number of albinism, Ukerewe Island. I wonder what one can do to stop such cruelty?
people need to be more like you
@@musprutten7946 we all* need to be like him.
Education! Education! Education! (I am a retired teacher.)
From the sounds of it getting rid of the which doctors who suggest they do it would be a great start to eliminating the amount of attack's on albinism....🥴
I agree with your comment. I grew up like that too!
I was so scared for him - walking around Tanzania and Malawi with his valuable albino self. He could have been killed. Brave man. And I'm grateful to him - I would have never known about this.
Maybe he has guards ☺️
Well. There's a reason why they typically go after children. They're not going to risk taking on a full grown man.
Also, he looks Caucasian. They’d just assume that it’s normal.
😀😀that's what I was thinking
@@jor_ixsintaxx1238 just the strength of that alone...
Amazing documentary! Too bad the lack of captions though, I found some parts hard to understand and would have been very useful.
Mutilated at 7yo?! The ignorance is too much. I pray this kid gets a better life. 🙏
This is an amazing documentary. I couldnt find the words to describe how I feel after watching this. Anguish, sadness, hatred, anxiety all in one.
Sad but AFRICAN-AMERICAN Women have been Mutilated for MANY years here after they gave them hysterectomies WITHOUT THEIR KNOWLEDGE SO THEY COULDN'T HAVE KIDS AND AMERIKKKA WAS STILL DOING IT TO AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMEN JUST A FEW YEARS AGO
@@TaurusHere I LOVE HOW YOU ATTACK AMERICA WHEN THIS IS TAKING PLACE IN AFRICA. HAHAHAHAHAAAA LOL MY DUDE DO YOU LIVE IN AMERICA RIGHT NOW? I LOVE AMERICA MY HOME. COPE 🇺🇸✌️
@@TaurusHere imagine still comparing peoples problems.
As if you know what those people go trough? Guess what?more peope then just African-american woman get mutiulated each day. Its not some kind of race to who can go trough the worst.
@@brittanyhayes1043 worry about those constant school shootings
@@lesbomonky2528 You sound like you have a sad life actually.
I just have to say for a boy that has problems, he is a wonderful artist. You can see that nothing is STOPPING him. 16:18
@Zar Google's
My only concern is how will he be able to make a decent living with his talent in that type of an environment?
Oof when I draw I drop my pencil all the time and ive got five fingers, shit bro.
Oscar was very brave to go to these places and I am happy that he found the experience a positive one. He comes across as a very thoughtful sensitive person and this looks like a very confronting situation. It is truly heart-breaking and almost unfathomable how these people have suffered, I do hope that it is correct that these horrors are becoming less frequent. I am inspired by this rather than depressed, thank you.
This is just beyond words... Endless thanks to all those people of the world who put their effort to fight injustices...
That kid who's missing his fingers was really good at drawing! :D That's some talent!
Fingers ???? He also had his left arm chopped off .
This documentary is well made, touching, informative. It was so heartwrenching to see the kids asking the DR about how he is treated in his country, given his albinism, vs how things are in Tanzania for people with albinism. The prejudice, ignorance, hostility and violence towards people with albinism needs to be eradicated.
If you think that is bad study American history as it relates to blackfolks 1619 until today
@@martinwilcox6011 you're right it relates, but not that much, superstitions are already a common thing in African countries and also in almost every other country. Difference is in some they're properly fought against. Even if American history didn't have as much influence this problem would still exist in East Africa.
@@martinwilcox6011 It's literally always about black people and their victim role with weirdos like you isn't it?
@@martinwilcox6011 American history is not even close to being as bad as this. Its being going on for thousands of years and hasnt stopped.
@@secondchannel1523
The perspective of those that have and are going through it has validity unlike those that don't..
little festo broke my heart :(
nikki miller I believe in festo . He‘s much stronger than us and he is now in good hands, I really hope he‘ll keep on drawing.
Time for Fix-o 💔 -> ❤👌👍
This was an amazing find. Thank you for teaching me.