“€œIf you see them, they live like refugees. Sometimes even food is not sufficient here”€ the headteacher of the school, Peter Ajali says. He will not stop taking in kids with albinism, even though it’€™s obvious for everyone, that there are way to many of them. “Many parents are placing their kids here, especially during election periods, when politicians are known to use their bodyparts.” He urges the government to improve the livingstandards of the place, but most of all, to start educating people in the villages about albinism