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From protection to persecution: exploring the impact of anti-foreigner mobilisation on refugee rights in South Africa
This research explores how anti-foreigner mobilisation impedes the rights and lives of refugees in South Africa. This study does this by highlighting the anti-foreigner mobilisation movement, Operation Dudula. Grounded in a qualitative desk review, the study examines the systemic, social and economi...
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Department of Public Law
2025
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