Persons with Albinism in Malawi hails death sentence penalty on killers
Association of Persons with Albinism in Malawi (APAM) has hailed a recent High Court sentencing of four people to death for killing a person with albinism, saying this would deter further killings.
The High Court in Blantyre sentenced the four to death for killing 21-year-old Eneles Nkhata of Dowa.
APAM president Ian Simbota however said the deterrent of killings of persons with albinism should not be left to courts only, saying it is the responsibility of everyone.
“Everyone should ensure that justice prevails, that the killers get stiff penalties they deserve,” he said.
The four convicts are Gerald Phiri, an uncle to the deceased, Medson Madzialenga, Damisoni Manyoni and Isaac Msambalume.
Some human rights idiot will advocate against the death sentence
Koma enaso m’boma amangidwe monga adotolo aja atchulidwa.
Zedidi kumanena chatsitsa dzaye kuti njovu yithyoke nyanga.
This sentence will not be carried out so what is the point of giving? Just to silence and appease the association.>
Good point
Kafera zaweni.Okutumawo ali phee ndi moyo iwe kafera kusata
Tit for tat