Open Letter: Mass arrests of foreign nationals, the rights of children, and the dignity of migrant families | Africa Front
By Africa Front Staff
Open Letter: Mass arrests of foreign nationals, the rights of children, and the dignity of migrant families
Civil society has written an open letter to the ministers of Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development, International Relations and Cooperation, Home Affairs and Police urging them to halt mass migrant arrests.
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