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Sean Robson

Beyond the pale

The Mwereni School in Moshi, in Tanzania's Kilimanjaro Region, caters to blind and albino students, whose desks are placed out of direct sunlight and close to the blackboard.

The albinos of Tanzania fear being hunted and killed for their 'magical' powers in a country where the majority of people still heed the word of witch doctors, writes Sean Robson. Pictures by Benjamin Schilling.

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