Kopanang Africa Against Xenophobia says it will go to court to overturn the JMPD's decision to ban its march, which had been planned to coincide with Human Rights Day. File imageKopanang Africa Against Xenophobia says the Johannesburg metro police department has banned a march it had planned to commemorate Human Rights Day.
“The JMPD informed us our march is prohibited. Their stated reason is that Operation Dudula has been issuing and circulating messages of intimidation and threats of disruption and violence directed at Kopanang, our march and any ‘illegal’ migrants who participate,” said Keith Peacock, a group spokesperson.
He said the JMPD order came despite Kopanang following all relevant processes to obtain permission from the authorities.“It is precisely the job of the police to enforce the law and protect those exercising their right to protest. This makes it crystal clear the police simply do not want to do their job, are effectively caving into the blackmail of Operation Dudula and are blatantly violating the rights of Kopanang and all those participating in the march,” Peackock said.
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Anti-xenophobia movement plans to go to court after JMPD bans marchKopanang Africa Against Xenophobia says the Johannesburg metro police department has banned a march it had planned to commemorate Human Rights Day. The DIRCO_ZA & HomeAffairsSA must immediately implement visa requirements on the following countries: 1 Somalia 2 Ethiopia 3 Zimbabwe 4 Mozambique 5 Nigeria 6 Malawi 7 Congo 8 Ghana 9 Build wall between Zim & RSA!!! PutSouthAficansFirst That's because there's no such thing as xenophobia in Mzansi. Let us enjoy our human rights day please. They have every right to go march in Maputo or Harare Zanupfmalawi zanupf_patriots ZANUPF_Official nelsonchamisa . It is our right to protect our country 4rm illegal people
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Anti-xenophobia movement plans to go to court after JMPD bans marchKopanang Africa Against Xenophobia says the Johannesburg metro police department has banned a march it had planned to commemorate Human Rights Day. The DIRCO_ZA & HomeAffairsSA must immediately implement visa requirements on the following countries: 1 Somalia 2 Ethiopia 3 Zimbabwe 4 Mozambique 5 Nigeria 6 Malawi 7 Congo 8 Ghana 9 Build wall between Zim & RSA!!! PutSouthAficansFirst That's because there's no such thing as xenophobia in Mzansi. Let us enjoy our human rights day please. They have every right to go march in Maputo or Harare Zanupfmalawi zanupf_patriots ZANUPF_Official nelsonchamisa . It is our right to protect our country 4rm illegal people
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Kopanang Africa march against Dudula groups to go aheadAnti-xenophobia group Kopanang Africa, established to quell the violent evictions of foreign nationals by Dudula groupings, has indicated that it was going ahead with its march on Human Rights Day. Putting South Africa first is not even close to be xenophobic.. This is just a miner challenge but will deal with it. Kopanang Africa must kopana in their country not here, coz here we put South Africa first Africans will never Unite. Akere the system is set
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