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What Barriers Do Mozambican Migrants Face When Accessing HIV/AIDS Treatment in South African Clinics?

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Between Borders and Barriers: What Mozambican Migrants Face in Accessing HIV Treatment in South Africa Opening: When Borders Block Lifesaving Care In a cramped hostel on the edge of Johannesburg, a 34-year-old Mozambican miner — Pedro — skipped his monthly clinic appointment. His employer refused him time off, and his identity document lacked updated work […]

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Documentation and Legal Pathways: Creating Accessible Immigration Processes

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 Accessible Immigration Processes Opening: The Documentation Dilemma Maria, a Zimbabwean nurse working in Cape Town’s public health system, spent three days navigating between Home Affairs offices, losing critical work hours while attempting to renew her work permit. Meanwhile, Ahmad, a Syrian refugee in Johannesburg, delayed seeking HIV treatment for six months due to uncertain documentation

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