South Africa Xenophobic Violence Grips Durban Again, Migrants Targeted | Firstpost Africa | N18G
In this video, Firstpost explains how South Africa is witnessing a fresh surge in xenophobic violence, with an anti-illegal migrant protest in Durban. The demonstrators clashed with security forces. Police used stun grenades to disperse the crowd, resulting in injuries and arrests. The protesters targeted a camp housing several hundred foreign nationals, many from the Democratic Republic of Congo. President Cyril Ramaphosa has condemned the violence in the past and called for regional cooperation to address migration. Alyson Le Grange on Firstpost Africa brings you the latest developments from South Africa and explains the reason for the growing anti-immigration sentiment in the country.00:00 - Protests against undocumented migrants turn violent in Durban
00:48 - Protesters call the march a "cleanup campaign"
01:14 - Foreign nationals targeted at government office encampment
01:42 - Congolese migrants seek protection from mobs
02:26 - Escalating death toll and displacement in recent weeks
03:04 - UN watchdog voices grave concern over surge in xenophobia
04:04 - President Cyril Ramaphosa condemns violence and hate crimes
04:42 - Ramaphosa calls for joint regional efforts to tackle migration
05:36 - High unemployment and inequality fuel anti-immigration sentiment
06:17 - Outro
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