**Wanted Paradise**
*A true story of hope, family, and the meaning of home*
Every week, calls come into John Chiti's office at the Albinism Foundation of Zambia. Most are pleas for protection - people with albinism in danger, families desperate for help. But one call would test everything he believed about truth, family, and what people are really willing to risk for the promise of a better life.
When a relative in the UK begs John to help bring her nephew to safety, the case seems straightforward: a young man in danger, a family reaching out, an organisation ready to respond. But as John digs deeper - sending a coordinator into the Copperbelt, speaking with the young man himself, joining a tense video call between two continents - the story starts to unravel. The danger isn't what anyone claimed. What's real is something harder to say out loud: a family stretched thin, a young man who believes the UK is paradise, and a relative unwilling to admit the truth even to herself.
Caught between his duty to protect people with albinism and his refusal to lie for anyone - family or stranger - John has to decide what he owes a young man who sees him as the only thing standing between himself and a new life.
*Wanted Paradise* is a memoir told in six true stories from John Chiti's work as a musician, advocate, and founder of the Albinism Foundation of Zambia - stories about fear used as a bargaining chip, about the line between real danger and real desperation, and about the quiet, uncelebrated victories that happen when someone simply tells the truth. It's a book about migration, dignity, and the sometimes unbearable cost of hope - and about what it really means to go looking for paradise.
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John Chiti is a Zambian musician, motivational speaker, and advocate for the rights of people living with albinism. He is the founder of the Albinism Foundation of Zambia (AFZ), an organisation dedicated to promoting the welfare, safety, and dignity of people with albinism across the country through education, healthcare support, counselling, and public awareness.
Through both his music and his advocacy, John Chiti continues to use his voice - literally and figuratively - to challenge stigma, share hard truths, and offer hope to people navigating some of life's most difficult circumstances.
This book is part of a growing collection of true stories from his life and his work.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. **Wanted Paradise***A true story of hope, family, and the meaning of home*Every week, calls come into John Chiti's office at the Albinism Foundation of Zambia. Most are pleas for protection - people with albinism in danger, families desperate for help. But one call would test everything he believed about truth, family, and what people are really willing to risk for the promise of a better life.When a relative in the UK begs John to help bring her nephew to safety, the case seems straightforward: a young man in danger, a family reaching out, an organisation ready to respond. But as John digs deeper - sending a coordinator into the Copperbelt, speaking with the young man himself, joining a tense video call between two continents - the story starts to unravel. The danger isn't what anyone claimed. What's real is something harder to say out loud: a family stretched thin, a young man who believes the UK is paradise, and a relative unwilling to admit the truth even to herself.Caught between his duty to protect people with albinism and his refusal to lie for anyone - family or stranger - John has to decide what he owes a young man who sees him as the only thing standing between himself and a new life.*Wanted Paradise* is a memoir told in six true stories from John Chiti's work as a musician, advocate, and founder of the Albinism Foundation of Zambia - stories about fear used as a bargaining chip, about the line between real danger and real desperation, and about the quiet, uncelebrated victories that happen when someone simply tells the truth. It's a book about migration, dignity, and the sometimes unbearable cost of hope - and about what it really means to go looking for paradise. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798235506497
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. **Wanted Paradise***A true story of hope, family, and the meaning of home*Every week, calls come into John Chiti's office at the Albinism Foundation of Zambia. Most are pleas for protection - people with albinism in danger, families desperate for help. But one call would test everything he believed about truth, family, and what people are really willing to risk for the promise of a better life.When a relative in the UK begs John to help bring her nephew to safety, the case seems straightforward: a young man in danger, a family reaching out, an organisation ready to respond. But as John digs deeper - sending a coordinator into the Copperbelt, speaking with the young man himself, joining a tense video call between two continents - the story starts to unravel. The danger isn't what anyone claimed. What's real is something harder to say out loud: a family stretched thin, a young man who believes the UK is paradise, and a relative unwilling to admit the truth even to herself.Caught between his duty to protect people with albinism and his refusal to lie for anyone - family or stranger - John has to decide what he owes a young man who sees him as the only thing standing between himself and a new life.*Wanted Paradise* is a memoir told in six true stories from John Chiti's work as a musician, advocate, and founder of the Albinism Foundation of Zambia - stories about fear used as a bargaining chip, about the line between real danger and real desperation, and about the quiet, uncelebrated victories that happen when someone simply tells the truth. It's a book about migration, dignity, and the sometimes unbearable cost of hope - and about what it really means to go looking for paradise. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798235506497
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