SA to Deport Undocumented Zimbabweans
People Against Suffering, Oppression and Poverty (PASSOP) says that South Africa will begin deporting undocumented Zimbabwean immigrants on 31 July 2011 for the first time in over a year.
PASSOP says that the move will leave nearly 500 000 people in danger of being sent home to a country that is still politically and economically unstable.
PASSOP head, Braam Hanekom, has been quoted by the media as saying that while the move, called the Zimbabwean Dispensation Process, is progressive, the impending changes leave himself and other human rights activists alarmed.'
To read the article titled, “South Africa to begin deporting illegal Zimbabwean immigrants,” click here.
PASSOP says that the move will leave nearly 500 000 people in danger of being sent home to a country that is still politically and economically unstable.
PASSOP head, Braam Hanekom, has been quoted by the media as saying that while the move, called the Zimbabwean Dispensation Process, is progressive, the impending changes leave himself and other human rights activists alarmed.'
To read the article titled, “South Africa to begin deporting illegal Zimbabwean immigrants,” click here.
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All Africa
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