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Proposed labour migration policy slammed as xenophobic

7th June 2022 Mzi Velapi 0

SERI, Lawyers for Human Rights and the African Centre for Migration and Society have come out against the proposed National Labour Migration Policy.

SA refugee laws allow for separation of families

2nd July 2018 Tate Mikkelsen 0

The physical and inhumane separation of children from their families by US authorities has received harsh criticism around the world but a closer look at South Africa’s refugee laws show that they have the same result.

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