Widespread Xenophobic Violence in South Africa
- Publisher:
- Human Rights Watch
- Publication Date:
- 17 September 2020
- Tags:
- South Africa, Human Rights, Legal and Judicial Affairs, Migration, Refugees and Displacement
Xenophobic harassment and violence against African and Asian foreigners living in South Africa are routine and sometimes lethal, Human Rights Watch said in a report, video, and Witness article. Despite the March 2019 adoption of a government action plan to combat xenophobia, the government has done very little to ensure that attacks by members of the public, the police, and government officials are investigated and that those responsible are held accountable.
Apartheid, Economic Inequality Behind Xenophobia in South Africa?
- The People Who Sparked the Xenophobic Violence
- Pandor Meets With Ambassadors
- VIDEO: Minister Pandor Meets with Ambassadors Following Recent Attacks
- Minister Naledi Pandor Dubs Attacks On Foreigners 'Embarrassing' and 'Shameful'
- Xenophobic Attacks - Pandor Warns African Leaders Against Inflammatory Language
Rhetoric, Inaction to Blame for South Africa's Xenophobic Riots?
- Anti-Foreigner Attacks in South Africa 'Stoked By Years of Rhetoric and Inaction'
- Anti-Revolutionary Forces Dividing Africa, ANC - Magashule
- Gauteng Xenophobia Attacks Akin to 2008 Crisis - Institute of Race Relations
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- Violence Against Non-Nationals and Women Affects All of Us, Whoever We Are
- Bafana Coach - Xenophobic Riots Not Good for Africa
- Concern On Violent Protests
- Ezekwesili Slammed for Attending WEF Africa During Xenophobic Attacks
