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Naseem Akhtar recalls fireworks being put through family letterbox

Naseem Akhtar has described how people put fireworks through her family’s letterbox when she was a child, in an account about living with albinism.

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Naseem Akhtar has recalled a disturbing incident from her childhood in which people put fireworks through her family’s letterbox. She described the experience in the context of living with albinism.

Akhtar’s account says the harassment took place when she was a child, although no further details about the incidents, those responsible or where they occurred were provided.

She characterised albinism as meaning that a person is “never invisible”, highlighting the attention and treatment she experienced. No further response or information about the situation was included.

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