Vicky Ntetema of Tanzania and Claudia Julieta Duque of Colombia -- two of the four winners of this year's Courage in Journalism Awards from the International Women's Media Foundation -- share stories of how they risk their lives as journalists in their home countries. Duque has covered the killings of journalists in Colombia, and Ntetema has reported on the murder of albinos for use in witch doctors' potions. Both have been in danger for their work.
Rob Crossan shares his view on the albinism killings by witchdoctors in Tanzania. As a person with albinism he has strong opinions on the subject, but apparantly he doesn't look 'albino enough' to discuss the subject on TV.
At least 19 albinos, including several small children, were killed in Tanzania last year. Video courtesy of The New York Times. By Jeffrey Gettleman, Courtenay Morris & Emily B. Hager For more information, visit: www.underthesamesun.com