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ajod-1718	Mokwele, Tumisho; Mooa, Ramadimetja Shirley; Sepeng, Nombulelo V.	Community perceptions towards children living with albinism in Africa: An integrative review	2025		.htm	text/html	5699	224	35	The lack of knowledge, along with cultural beliefs related to albinism communities, may lead people to see people with albinism as threats and therefore lead to social exclusion, stigmatisation and even violence. Albinism is often believed to be contagious (Bradbury-Jones et al. 2018) or a result of witchcraft, and people with albinism are believed to carry bad luck (Masanja et al. 2020a) or are linked to ghosts.	cache/ajod-1718.htm	txt/ajod-1718.txt