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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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Hello and welcome to NewsHour from the BBC World Service.
We're coming to you live from London.
I'm James Menendez.
And our top story today takes us to Gaza.
In a few minutes,
we'll be hearing about the results of a BBC investigation into the shooting dead of dozens of children,
many of them under the age of 12, during the course of the war.
But first,
we're going to talk about those Palestinians struggling to survive now because of a lack of food and the dangers around the aid distribution sites that are up and running.
Because President Trump's special envoy, Steve Wyckoff,
has been inspecting some of those sites today.
They're run by what's called the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and backed by both the US and Israel.