Kinshasa: albino want to assert themselves in society
To end all kinds of discrimination and complex related to the color of their skin, albinos across the RDCA More Color Association has launched a campaign to fight against segregation they experience in the country or in the world. A festival is organized in the framework of awareness and is being held from August 27 to 29 at the Protestant University of Congo.
Kinshasa, August 28, 2015 (COM) -L'association More Colors has launched a campaign to fight against discrimination against people with albinism in the Democratic Republic of Congo and in the world. Kinshasa albinos have decided to release the shackles of shame shouting "proudly Ndundu! "At the festival, which began on 27 and will close on August 29 at the Protestant University of Congo.
It all began on June 13, 2015. The United Nations recognizes the first international day of albinism, which aims to educate the public about the difficulties faced by albinos in their daily lives and to fight against that rejection they can sometimes suffer in society.
It is during this day that coordination of movement More colors announced the launch of the campaign of the same name, the fence will be marked by the organization of the first festival of albinos DRC, 27 to 29 August. But it is on the Net that the campaign exploded at high speed "to reach users. Through a video circulating on social networks in which artists, musicians and actors Congolese unite to support this campaign.
And we can say that in the DRC, this campaign albinos had momentum and a favorable response; as they are received by the highest authorities of the country. Discrimination is the workhorse of their struggle, found a favorable response in DRC. For some time, we can say that albinos are integrated in society, they are no longer victims of rejection as in the past. The albinos are found everywhere; there, who also hold great responsibilities. It is true that discrimination is not totally eradicated, but huge efforts are made in this direction and integration of albinos is visible. The albino, there are some who have talents that can serve the nation. So the Festival More color is welcome, because it only reinforces awareness regarding the acceptance of albinos into society; and the rest are men and women in their own right, endowed with intelligence and great values
Kinshasa, August 28, 2015 (COM) -L'association More Colors has launched a campaign to fight against discrimination against people with albinism in the Democratic Republic of Congo and in the world. Kinshasa albinos have decided to release the shackles of shame shouting "proudly Ndundu! "At the festival, which began on 27 and will close on August 29 at the Protestant University of Congo.
It all began on June 13, 2015. The United Nations recognizes the first international day of albinism, which aims to educate the public about the difficulties faced by albinos in their daily lives and to fight against that rejection they can sometimes suffer in society.
It is during this day that coordination of movement More colors announced the launch of the campaign of the same name, the fence will be marked by the organization of the first festival of albinos DRC, 27 to 29 August. But it is on the Net that the campaign exploded at high speed "to reach users. Through a video circulating on social networks in which artists, musicians and actors Congolese unite to support this campaign.
And we can say that in the DRC, this campaign albinos had momentum and a favorable response; as they are received by the highest authorities of the country. Discrimination is the workhorse of their struggle, found a favorable response in DRC. For some time, we can say that albinos are integrated in society, they are no longer victims of rejection as in the past. The albinos are found everywhere; there, who also hold great responsibilities. It is true that discrimination is not totally eradicated, but huge efforts are made in this direction and integration of albinos is visible. The albino, there are some who have talents that can serve the nation. So the Festival More color is welcome, because it only reinforces awareness regarding the acceptance of albinos into society; and the rest are men and women in their own right, endowed with intelligence and great values
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