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where similar incidents occurred. Of course, yesterday, and today there was also protest at the Home Affairs Office there. Residents, of course, extremely angry by the developments around asylum seekers. Of course, yesterday, the residents claimed that they
Affairs Department UTEN on implementing a controversial court ruling regarding asylum seekers. In July, the Constitutional Court invalidated certain provisions of the Refugee Act. This effectively allows illegal immigrants to gain access to applications for
in Jobuk. Good morning, I'm Dominique Macholam. Some Soweto residents say they are indifferent to the Home Affairs Department's U-turn on implementing a controversial court rule. Regarding asylum seekers. In July, the Constitutional Court invalidated certain
injuries. Corinda Jagmahan, Eyewitness News. The National Department of Transport has clarified that Home Affairs is the sole authority that issues identification documents. This follows an investigation by the Home Affairs and Transport Departments back in
no, because they're here, let's just land them the applications. Why? Meanwhile, it's a quiet day. The Home Affairs Office itself and Gauteng Police are pursuing leads into the cause of public violence in Soweto yesterday. Meanwhile, Home Affairs Minister Leon
some asylum seekers from accessing the system were not in line with the country's constitution. The Home Affairs Department then directed its officers to allow foreign nationals to apply for asylum whether they're in the country legally or not. Dimakazolishoro
could potentially interfere with witnesses if he's released from the Jose Mampuru Correctional Center. Home Affairs is pushing back against what it calls a coordinated disinformation campaign over a constitutional court judgment on the processing of asylum
News, Krugersdorf. In KwaZulu-Natal, hundreds of foreign nationals have been told to leave the Home Affairs Durban Refugee Center this morning over security concerns. Police have advised the migrants who were queued outside the office to leave the area as the
In the Constitutional Court judgment, the Home Affairs Department has directed refugee reception officers not to turn away people who want to apply for asylum, regardless of how they enter the country. The ruling is already having an impact on the ground.
has had unintended consequences for the country's migration system. The judgment and subsequent Home Affairs Directive has opened the asylum application process to foreign nationals, regardless of how they entered South Africa. This has led to To long queues
are underway. Anti-illegal immigration groups are about to continue disrupting operations at the Home Affairs Refugee Reception Center in Durban. About a thousand foreign nationals were chased away from those officers yesterday by people. We were carrying
The electronic system in order to submit those lists. Police and Home Affairs Department officials say that the immigration status of a man accused of selling a smart watch belonging to murdered runner Elizabeth Muslakomu is now being verified. The suspect is
begin in the south of Johannesburg, where anti-illegal immigration protesters have dispersed from the home affairs offices in Orlando West. The group, including Martian March and Actionists and members, gathered this morning after a protest in the area
by the Etuini municipality or the police. The sporadic march began from Chekovar Road, outside the Home Affairs refugee offices into the Durban CBD and is now backwards started. Throughout the march, protesters have been stoning shops and buildings, with
and infrastructure damaged. The protest in both cities was sparked by anger over the now-withdrawn Home Affairs Department's directive that officers assist all asylum seekers that show up at their doors. Acting Police Minister Feroz Kachalia has been in
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563 mentions on 6 stations in 30 days
30 stories on 1 station in the last 30 days · all stations
where similar incidents occurred. Of course, yesterday, and today there was also protest at the Home Affairs Office there. Residents, of course, extremely angry by the developments around asylum seekers. Of course, yesterday, the residents claimed that they
Affairs Department UTEN on implementing a controversial court ruling regarding asylum seekers. In July, the Constitutional Court invalidated certain provisions of the Refugee Act. This effectively allows illegal immigrants to gain access to applications for
in Jobuk. Good morning, I'm Dominique Macholam. Some Soweto residents say they are indifferent to the Home Affairs Department's U-turn on implementing a controversial court rule. Regarding asylum seekers. In July, the Constitutional Court invalidated certain
injuries. Corinda Jagmahan, Eyewitness News. The National Department of Transport has clarified that Home Affairs is the sole authority that issues identification documents. This follows an investigation by the Home Affairs and Transport Departments back in
no, because they're here, let's just land them the applications. Why? Meanwhile, it's a quiet day. The Home Affairs Office itself and Gauteng Police are pursuing leads into the cause of public violence in Soweto yesterday. Meanwhile, Home Affairs Minister Leon
some asylum seekers from accessing the system were not in line with the country's constitution. The Home Affairs Department then directed its officers to allow foreign nationals to apply for asylum whether they're in the country legally or not. Dimakazolishoro
could potentially interfere with witnesses if he's released from the Jose Mampuru Correctional Center. Home Affairs is pushing back against what it calls a coordinated disinformation campaign over a constitutional court judgment on the processing of asylum
News, Krugersdorf. In KwaZulu-Natal, hundreds of foreign nationals have been told to leave the Home Affairs Durban Refugee Center this morning over security concerns. Police have advised the migrants who were queued outside the office to leave the area as the
In the Constitutional Court judgment, the Home Affairs Department has directed refugee reception officers not to turn away people who want to apply for asylum, regardless of how they enter the country. The ruling is already having an impact on the ground.
has had unintended consequences for the country's migration system. The judgment and subsequent Home Affairs Directive has opened the asylum application process to foreign nationals, regardless of how they entered South Africa. This has led to To long queues
are underway. Anti-illegal immigration groups are about to continue disrupting operations at the Home Affairs Refugee Reception Center in Durban. About a thousand foreign nationals were chased away from those officers yesterday by people. We were carrying
The electronic system in order to submit those lists. Police and Home Affairs Department officials say that the immigration status of a man accused of selling a smart watch belonging to murdered runner Elizabeth Muslakomu is now being verified. The suspect is
begin in the south of Johannesburg, where anti-illegal immigration protesters have dispersed from the home affairs offices in Orlando West. The group, including Martian March and Actionists and members, gathered this morning after a protest in the area
by the Etuini municipality or the police. The sporadic march began from Chekovar Road, outside the Home Affairs refugee offices into the Durban CBD and is now backwards started. Throughout the march, protesters have been stoning shops and buildings, with
and infrastructure damaged. The protest in both cities was sparked by anger over the now-withdrawn Home Affairs Department's directive that officers assist all asylum seekers that show up at their doors. Acting Police Minister Feroz Kachalia has been in
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The Home Affairs Department confirmed it would pause implementation of a Constitutional Court ruling on asylum seekers as protesters gathered at the Soweto Home Affairs Office 23, and Minister Leon Schreiber said the withdrawal of the directive was partly to protect the integrity of the department's process 5. The department also said it was combating a coordinated disinformation campaign over the judgment 7.
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