South Africa's asylum system fails refugees amid xenophobia and deportation fears

Three refugees from Zimbabwe, Mozambique, and Somalia describe the horrors they fled and the near-impossible asylum process in South Africa, facing xenophobia, arrest, and deportation. The report highlights systemic failures in the immigration system, though it relies on personal testimonies without corroborating official data. This matters as it underscores a humanitarian crisis and potential regional instability.

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