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The Ethiopian World Federation has requested that Lazarus Chakwera, the president of Malawi, look into claims of homosexuality and transgenderism connected to adoptions of Malawian children in order to prevent probable human trafficking and negative social experiences.
Madonna, her charity Raising Malawi, and the fashion icon's abuse of Malawian authority and her most vulnerable children are at the focus of the dispute.
The Federation requests that President Chakwera limit access to Africa and African children for himself and his associates as a preventative measure until a thorough investigation into child trafficking, sexual exploitation, sexual abuse, reversal of adoption, threat of coercion, fraud, deception, and abuse of power or vulnerability has been conducted.

In 2006, Madonna was in the spotlight for breaking into the country of Malawi without following the proper channels and for using his notoriety, wealth, and privileges to gain access to orphanages there and adopt Malawian children. She even boasted that her adopted son in Malawi looked better than her in his clothes.
In order to guarantee that Madonna's adoption procedure adheres to the letter of the law, the Human Rights Advisory Committee (HRCC) submitted a resolution at the time.
But she fell short.
Madonna felt like an outlaw and managed to get around the authorities in Malawi.
Anyone contemplating adoption, regardless of position or means, is supposed to be covered under Malawi's Child Adoption Act.

Madonna aggressively went into Malawi and pushed herself to build an orphanage despite her support for black rights.
It has been seventeen years since Madonna flew into Malawi to save children from that country.
Madonna is recognized for her crazy promotional gimmicks and egotistical tendencies.
According to the Ethiopian World Federation petition, Madonna opened "Raising Malawi" orphanage in Malawi in 2006 to perform social experiments on vulnerable African children. These social experiments included child pornography, religious iconography, bestiality, and vulgar pornography.

The typical voices, ready to level charges of racism, colonialism, white privilege, and other things are unusually silent as Madonna confronts an inquiry for the horrors of exploitation and corruption of black children in Malawi.

The mainstream media's and the far-left anti-racist movement's politics of double standards are obvious.