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Relief for new asylum seekers
The Western Cape High Court has ruled against unconstitutional practices that denied asylum seekers access to the asylum system, affirming South Africa's commitment to international refugee law.
Western Cape High Court declares asylum seeker detention unconstitutional
The Western Cape High Court has ruled against unconstitutional practices that denied asylum seekers access to the asylum system, affirming South Africa's commitment to international refugee law.
Judgment on asylum seekers: South Africa's legal obligations under the Constitution
The Western Cape High Court has ruled that the detention and deportation of new asylum seekers in South Africa is unconstitutional, affirming the country's obligations under international law to protect individuals fleeing persecution.
How the US government supports Afrikaner refugees in resettlement
Discover how the US government is aiding Afrikaner refugees in their new lives, from legal support to family reunification.
Afrikaners in the US: This is how the US government will assist in resettling families
Afrikaners in America: Understanding their refugee benefits.
Controversial Refugees: 49 Afrikaners welcomed by US officials at Dulles Airport
The arrival of 49 Afrikaners in the US sparks debate over asylum criteria, as US officials extend a warm welcome amidst controversy.
Dulles Airport welcomes 49 Afrikaners amid asylum controversy
The Trump administration has welcomed a group of Afrikaners seeking asylum in the US, raising questions about the criteria for refugee status amid ongoing debates about discrimination and violence in South Africa.
Trump's second presidency begins with AI plans and religious rebuke
Donald Trump's first day of his second presidency sees dramatic policy shifts with a $500 billion AI initiative announcement, while facing unprecedented criticism from religious leaders and defending controversial Capitol riot pardons. The new administration's bold moves signal major changes in both domestic and international policy.
Doctor who fled Congo after family was burned to death in court battle to stay in SA
Dr Tshimbalanga Kabula, a Congolese refugee and medical doctor, fights to keep his refugee status in South Africa after military authorities victimised him for his defiance against orders to harm rebels.
Syrian political process should take place without outside interference
The inter-Syrian dialogue and political process in Syria after the stepping down of President Bashar Assad should take place without outside interference and in Damascus, the head of the Syrian opposition's Moscow Platform, Qadri Jamil.
IDF entered Syrian territory beyond Golan Heights first time in over 50 years — reports
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) entered Syrian territory outside the Golan Heights over the weekend for the first time since the October War of 1973, the New York Times reported, citing two Israeli officials.
US to support efforts to hold accountable those who helped Assad - Blinken
The United States will support international efforts to hold accountable those who helped ousted Syrian leader Bashar Assad, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said.