South Africa's Xenophobic Attacks: amnesty International Tells CyrilRamaphosa To Respect Rights Of Foreigners | Sahara Reporters Thirteen national sections and offices of the human rights organization condemned the killings & brutal attacks... READ MORE:
Following renewed xenophobic attacks in South Africa, Amnesty International has called on the President Cyril Ramaphosa South African government to get justice for all victims.
The group urged the South African government to respect the human rights of every person within its territory in conformity with international human rights law. “We urge the South African authorities to take urgent steps necessary to stop the violence and killings. The government must promptly, thoroughly, impartially and effectively investigate the reports of violence and killings in the latest attacks and past events. Without prosecution of individuals suspected to be responsible for the violence in line with international human rights standards, this cycle will not be broken.
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