South Africa ... dieci morti accertati per colera ....

[Saburosakai]

https://www.news24.com/news24/southa...ews24-20220601


BREAKING NEWS LIVE | Gauteng health confirms cholera outbreak in Hammanskraal, as death toll rises to 10
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Gauteng health confirms cholera outbreak in Hammanskraal, as death toll rises to 10

The Gauteng Health Department has confirmed the death of ten people, including a three-year-old from a cholera outbreak in Hammanskraal, Tshwane.

In a statement on Sunday, the department said 37 people were admitted to the Jubilee District Hospital with cholera, and 95 people from the Kanana, Suurman, Majaneng, Green Field, Carousel View, Lephengville and Sekampaneng have been seen at the hospital for cholera symptoms since 15 May.

The department has warned the public to be "extra vigilant in the coming days while all spheres of government work within multiple stakeholders to curb the spread of the cholera outbreak".

– Alex Patrick

[Marximiliano]

Colera eh, ma il sudafrica non era uno stato avanzato?

[Saburosakai]

Colera eh, ma il sudafrica non era uno stato avanzato?

certamente se si parla dei centri urbani, nelle campagne è altra cosa.

[Marximiliano]

Secondo voi è finito l'apartheid pure per il colera?

[Saburosakai]

da quanto mi si dice al momento attuale c'è un forte sentimento razzista da parte dei sudafricani (neri) contro gli immigrati (neri) di altri paesi africani, non molto tempo fa bruciavano vivi gli immigrati dallo Zimbabwe ...

https://www.ohchr.org/en/press-relea...nce-and-racial

GENEVA (15 July 2022) – UN experts* today condemned reports of escalating violence against foreign nationals in South Africa and called for accountability against xenophobia, racism and hate speech that were harming migrants, refugees, asylum seekers and even citizens perceived as foreign throughout the country.

Recent reports indicate that xenophobic violence and discrimination have increased, including under the banner of “Operation Dudula”, originally a social media campaign that has become an umbrella for mobilisation of violent protests, vigilante violence, arson targeting migrant-owned homes and businesses, and even the murder of foreign nationals.

The experts warned that the ongoing xenophobic mobilization was broader and deeper, and has become the central campaign strategy for some political parties in the country. “Anti-migrant discourse from senior government officials has fanned the flames of violence, and government actors have failed to prevent further violence or hold perpetrators accountable,” they said.

“Without urgent action from the government of South Africa to curb the scapegoating of migrants and refugees, and the widespread violence and intimidation against these groups, we are deeply concerned that the country is on the precipice of explosive violence,” the experts said.

The experts noted that xenophobia, especially against low-income, African and South East Asian migrants and refugees, had been a feature of South African politics for many years. In 2008, for example, xenophobic violence resulted in the death of over 60 people and contributed to the displacement of at least 100,000. Xenophobia is often explicitly racialised, targeting low-income Black migrants and refugees and, in some cases, South African citizens accused of being “too Black to be South African.”

In one highly publicised incident in April 2022, a 43-year-old Zimbabwean national and father of four was killed in Diepsloot by a group going door-to-door demanding to see visas. The attackers drove the victim out of a place where he was seeking refuge, beat him and set him on fire. The violence has continued unabated—it is alleged that the burning of the Yeoville Market in Johannesburg on 20 June 2022 was carried out by persons targeting migrant shopkeepers.

The UN experts observed that discrimination against foreign nationals in South Africa has been institutionalised both in government policy and broader South African society. This had led to violations of the right to life and physical integrity and rights to an adequate standard of living and to the highest attainable standard of health, as well as elevated risks of arbitrary detention, torture and refoulement, they said.

The experts also expressed concern over reports that widespread corruption in the South African asylum and migration systems compound these dangerous problems.(continua)

[Marximiliano]

E il bruciare vivi gli immigrati dello zimbawe fa parte dello stato di diritto o lo stato di diritto è stato bruciato cogli altri quando è finito l'apartheid?

[Saburosakai]

il diritto non è in questione, di fatto gli africani da sempre sono profondamente razzisti, ti basti ricordare gli stermini compiuti da Hutu e Tutsi