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Civil Society Rally Against Xenophobia

26 May, 2008 - 19:20 — moderator

St George's Cathedral, Wale Street (corner Queen Victoria)
Tuesday 27 May 2008
12 - 2pm

The Western Cape Civil Society Coalition (made up of trade unions, FBOs, SAHRC and human, health and refugee rights organisations) has been formed to respond to and deal with the threats of and actual violent attacks against foreign nationals as well as the humanitarian crisis that has unfolded in our country.

This Tuesday we are having a rally/public meeting to speak out against the:

  • Xenophobia that is ravaging our communities all around the country
  • Humanitarian crisis we are facing.

We will also announce our demands of government to deal with this crisis in a unified and urgent manner.

Please forward this announcement and please attend to show your support.

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