A silent genocide is taking place in the heart of Africa. Environmental protection and ethnic-racial discrimination are killing one of the oldest peoples of the African continent, the Pygmies. Considered as animals, they were removed from the forests with the creation of the National Parks. A discrimination that has generated episodes such as the case of Ota Benga, exposed in the New York zoo and killed himself. With violence, deprived of all means of livelihood, refugees live in villages where they are unable to adapt, falling victim to the depression that drives them to suicide and alcohol.