article_snippet.sent: Police across Malawi have been ordered to shoot anyone caught attacking albinos, while Tanzania's prime minister has urged citizens to kill anyone found with albino body parts.
article_snippet.sent: Malawian police have been ordered to crack down on those trading in albino body parts, with orders recently given to shoot anyone caught attacking Malawian police .
article_snippet.sent: The latest order came from Malawi's Inspector General of Police Lexen Kachama who instructed police to shoot any 'dangerous criminals' caught abducting albinos, according to local media reports. '
article_snippet.sent: Shoot every criminal who is violent when caught red-handed abducting people with albinism,' said Kachama, adding that Kachama was ordering police to use weapons in proportion to the crime. '
article_snippet.sent: His comments came just a month after a Malawian man was arrested for trying to strangle to death a 16-year-old albino boy.
article_snippet.sent: A similar remark was made by Tanzania's Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda in 2009 when Tanzania's Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda urged citizens to kill anyone on the spot if citizens were found with the limbs or organs of albinos.
article_snippet.sent: The U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Said Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein last month urged African governments to combat impunity for crimes against people with Albinism.
highlights_snippet.sent: Malawi police have been ordered to shoot anyone caught attacking albinos .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Tanzania PM previously urged citizens to kill those caught with body parts .
  