“This Government is Failing Me Too”
South Africa Compounds Legacy of Apartheid for Older People
In 2024, the African National Congress that had governed the country for 30 years, lost its parliamentary majority. While the elections were peaceful, the lead up to the elections was marred by an increase in anti-immigrant hate speech scapegoating foreign nationals for the economic hardships experienced in the country. South Africa is in the top six countries with the highest femicide rates worldwide and sexual violence remains an enduring and endemic nightmare for women in South Africa.
September 18, 2024
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South Africa Compounds Legacy of Apartheid for Older People
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Improve Shelter Funding; Increase Access for Sex Workers, LGBT, Undocumented Survivors
Xenophobic Violence Against Non-Nationals in South Africa
Home Affairs Department’s Proposals Would Undermine Refugee Rights
111th Session
Foreigners Scapegoated for Country’s Problems
Foreigners, Victims of the Deadly Blaze, Also Blamed for It
Put Law Into Practice So All Can Live With Dignity