Over the years, with support from people like you, we have pushed back the darkness of discrimination and violent persecution against people with albinism in Tanzania. This Christmas, you can continue to spread this light with a gift to Under The Same Sun: underthesamesun.com/Christmas

MERRY CHRISTMAS! While this year's celebrations may look a little different than in years gone by, we hope that it is still filled with the rich blessings of the season. UnderTheSameSun.com/Christmas

With just a day left until 2020 is over, you still have time to make this year one of generosity and hope. Please give generously today: UnderTheSameSun.com/Christmas

We're hopeful about all that 2021 will hold and are grateful to have you by our side. Stay in touch with us and keep up-to-date on all that you're a part of here at UTSS: bit.ly/2TruY6v

Elizabeth Negesa, the director of Elgon Foundation for Persons with Albinism says that people with albinism fail to access proper medical care in Uganda with multiple counts of individuals reporting denial of service and harassment. monitor.co.ug/uganda/news/na…

Under the Same Sun condemns the brutal witchcraft related murder of a boy with albinism in Tanzania, who just two weeks ago, was violently mutilated, with his organs and limbs being savagely harvested. Read our full statement here: underthesamesun.com/May2021_PressR…

Daily News Tanzania issues an article covering the story of the recent murder of a child with Albinism in Tanzania. To learn more, please visit: dailynews.co.tz/news/2021-05-3…

We are deeply saddened by this news and urge all African governments to condemn these attacks. "Witchcraft killer decapitates five-year-old boy with albinism in Congo" mol.im/a/11706033 via Mail Online

We're going Global! 🌍 Join the webinar featuring global climate activists on 24 October 2024 to explore and discuss inclusive #climatejustice policies for persons with #albinism & AAN's petition urging the World Health Organization (WHO) to add sunscreen to the #EML. 👉 Register:

Breaking barriers, one victory at a time! This inspiring story highlights the incredible rise of athletes with albinism in sports, proving that talent knows no bounds, despite stigma. 💪 #Albinism #Inclusion #BreakingBarriers #Sports punchng.com/breaking-barri…

We are happy to see awareness and support being raised for people with albinism! english.news.cn/20241130/dec8b…

📢 Key Ruling on the Rights of Persons with Albinism The African Court has issued a significant judgment affirming the rights of persons with albinism in Tanzania. You can watch the session here: youtube.com/watch?v=AhIPef…

On 5/02/2025, the African Court delivered a significant judgment in CentreForHumanRights & Others v. Tanzania (019/2018). The Gov't of Tanzania was found responsible for violating the #humanrights of persons with #albinism. This judgment is celebrated as it uplifts the lives of

"Tanzania ordered to revise witchcraft laws to protect people with albinism" thecitizen.co.tz/tanzania/news/…

"African Court orders reparations, review of witchcraft law" theeastafrican.co.ke/tea/news/east-…

UN expert welcomes African Court ruling against Tanzania for failing to protect persons with albinism ohchr.org/en/press-relea…

After 7 years of advocacy, #Tanzania adopted its National Action Plan (#NAP) on #Albinism. We interviewed Salehe Alex, Program Manager of the Tanzania Albinism Society (TAS), who highlighted the persistent efforts behind this success. 📖 Full blog: rb.gy/9vg5bp

"Attacks on people with albinism in Tanzania: African court holds government responsible – Why it matters" eastleighvoice.co.ke/inequality/126…

As Tanzania heads into elections, people with albinism face renewed risks. This BBC piece features voices from UTSS beneficiaries who bravely shared their stories, a reminder that our advocacy is more vital than ever. bbc.com/news/articles/…

Reports of deadly post-election violence in Tanzania are deeply worrying. We’re hoping for peace and safety for all, especially our students with albinism who are most at risk during unrest. cnn.com/2025/11/21/afr…