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Protect children against witchcraft accusations, report urges

Govts ‘turn blind eye’ to ritual attacks
According to the Legal Assistance Centre, allegations of witchcraft are involved in a surprisingly high number of Namibian cases.
Ellanie Smit
Witchcraft accusations and ritual attacks against African children are hidden and ignored, yet are one of the most gruesome forms of violence against youngsters.This is according t
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Namibian Sun 2025-01-13

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