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It 'takes me back to forced removals under apartheid' - activist's Zim exemption permit fears - Vimarsana News

It 'takes me back to forced removals under apartheid' - activist's Zim exemption permit fears

Migrant activist Sharon Ekambaram thinks of forced removals during apartheid when she imagines what will happen when Zimbabwe Exemption Permits expire.

Source: news24.com
Guide to rights of forcibly displaced children and yout... - Vimarsana News

Guide to rights of forcibly displaced children and yout...

The new Lawyers for Human Rights handbook, ‘Rights and Realities of Forcibly Displaced Children and Youth in South Africa’.

Home Affairs pressured for answers on problems facing m... - Vimarsana News

Home Affairs pressured for answers on problems facing m...

Several Members of Parliament want the Department of Home Affairs to answer questions over statelessness, migrants and refugees.

Why is South Africa Shutting the Door on These Immigrants? - Vimarsana News

Why is South Africa Shutting the Door on These Immigrants?

Until recently, Tapiwa Munda made a decent living selling flowers in Johannesburg. But fears around his legal status in South Africa have led him to return to his native Zimbabwe. “It is painful to leave a place you have heavily invested in, and to be forced back into a country you fled because of corruption, dictatorship and an economy that is regressing,” he said.

Source: ozy.com
UN condemns rising xenophobia in South Africa, calls fo... - Vimarsana News

UN condemns rising xenophobia in South Africa, calls fo...

United Nations special rapporteurs have written to International Relations Minister Naledi Pandor, giving the South African government 30 days to respond to their joint communication on allegations of xenophobia and attacks on foreigners in the country.