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Briefing Paper 652 – <b>Struggling To Take Back The Narrative</b> by <em>Peter-John Pearson</em>

Briefing Paper 652 – Struggling To Take Back The Narrative by Peter-John Pearson

“Since 2008 – when 62 people, including 21 South Africans, 11 Mozambicans, 5 Zimbabweans and 3 Somalis, were killed – South Africa has been grappling with intermittent but widespread xenophobic harassment and violence against African and Asian foreign nationals living in the country, whether refugees, asylum seekers, or both documented and undocumented migrants”.1

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