South Africa's Constitutional Court upholds refugee rights, warns against xenophobia

South Africa's Constitutional Court issued a judgment defending refugee rights, explicitly countering xenophobic narratives. The ruling reinforces constitutional protections and the rule of law, but misreading could fuel anti-immigrant sentiment. This matters as it sets legal precedent for refugee treatment in a country with high immigration tensions.

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