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Photo by @hammond_robin | “When my uncles were looking at the corpse, it was not in good condition,” says 20 year-old Busi Mvundla, from her home in South Africa. “The ribs were showing. He was very thin. You could tell he was not eating right food. In fact he was not eating at all … The place was not good for people, especially people like him who are mentally ill … I think he starved.” Her great-uncle, Peter Mvundla, died in the Life Esidimeni tragedy, described as the worst human rights scandal to hit democratic South Africa. In an attempt to save money, 1,700 people with mental illness and intellectual disability were moved from Life Esidimeni into unlicensed care homes. Within two years, 144 people died. Causes of death included starvation, dehydration, and cold. No one has faced criminal charges. The families want justice. To see more, follow @onedayinmyworld

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