CONFIRMED: MADONNA ACCUSED OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING BY ETHIOPIAN GOVERNMENT

 

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By Michael Carbone 

Founded by pop star Madonna in 2006, the organization Raising Malawi supports orphans and vulnerable children through education, medical care, food and psycho-social support. According to the Ethiopian World Federation (FWE), however, this would be a cover-up.

As reported by several African newspapers, such as The Times Nigeria and Nyasa Times Online, the Federation has formally accused Madonna and her organization of child trafficking and sexual slavery. Human trafficking would also be aggravated, again according to FWE, by indoctrination based on LGBTQ content.

The Ethiopian World Federation, founded in 1937 in the United States in defense of the country's culture and integrity, has also contacted Malawi President Lazarus Chakwera. The request is to investigate "homosexuality and transgenderism" in the adoption of Malawian children and possible "human trafficking and social experimentation." 

These accusations would be based on the behavior of the singer, who in Malawi itself adopted four children. For the Federation Madonna would hold abnormal behavior with African children, used, she writes "as a social experiment in response to the LGBTQ community's strong push for sodomy in America. We, the global diaspora, the Black People of The World at the Ethiopian World Federation, are concerned about the integrity of Africa and its traditions, which must be preserved and not discredited." 

FWE writes: We call on the Chakwera leader to "restrict access to Madonna and her associates in Africa and to African children as a precautionary measure until a thorough investigation is conducted into child trafficking, sexual exploitation, threat of coercion, fraud, deception and abuse of power or vulnerability".