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Albinism is a rare genetic condition that reduces melanin.
That's the pigment that gives colour to your skin, eyes and hair.
The highest rates are in sub-Saharan Africa and people with albinism can face stigma and discrimination.
But are attitudes changing?
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Today, another horrific image of starvation in Gaza.
This time, not a Palestinian, but an Israeli hostage.
A shocking video of Eritre David has been released by Hamas.
Shirtless, just skin and bones.
His voice weak.
He says he hasn't eaten for days.
And he's seen digging inside a dimly lit tunnel.
saying he fears it will be his grave.
His distraught family gave permission for the entire video to be released,