_what-i-used-to-know-the-road-to-ghana39s-39witches39-camps.jpg "What I used to know: the road to Ghana's 'witches' camps from sakibu Video Screenshot Preview")
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⏲ Duration: 18 min 51 sec
✓ Published: 23-Sep-2011
✓ Published: 23-Sep-2011
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By the Southern Sector Youth and Women’s Empowerment Network (SOSYWEN) GhanannNarrated by Zenabu Sakibu, Coordinator of SOSYWENnnForced to flee their homes and loved ones following false witchcraft accusations, the women in this film face a life of misery, desperate poverty and deplorable living conditions. They won’t see their families again, probably not for the rest of their lives. Many have no idea how many years they’ve spent in the 'witches' camps. And it’s all because of some misf
By the Southern Sector Youth and Women’s Empowerment Network (SOSYWEN) GhanannNarrated by Zenabu Sakibu, Coordinator of SOSYWENnnForced to flee their homes and loved ones following false witchcraft accusations, the women in this film face a life of misery, desperate poverty and deplorable living conditions. They won’t see their families again, probably not for the rest of their lives. Many have no idea how many years they’ve spent in the 'witches' camps. And it’s all because of some misf
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