Why thousands still die from witch hunts
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Why thousands still die from witch hunts
Chelsea Follett, managing editor for HumanProgress.org, explains why in certain parts of the world witch hunts are still happening.
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"Village mobs and individual families strangle, burn alive, knife or beat to death thousands of alleged witches each year, mainly in impoverished parts of the world," pointed out Chelsea Follett.
Witch hunts are not a thing of the past and one of the reasons is economic development. Watch Follett explain further in the video above.
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