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How does South Africa’s asylum seeker permit system impact the ability of refugees to access formal employment?

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Asylum Permit System Opening Case & Key Statistics In mid-2024, Lawyers for Human Rights (LHR), the Scalabrini Centre, Pax Afrika Network, and others reported that since 2020 they received over 10,000 cases in Johannesburg, Pretoria, Durban, and Musina of asylum seekers and refugees facing documentation challenges. News24 Many of these are unable to finalise their […]

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Why Do Uganda’s Open-Door Refugee Policies Contrast So Sharply With South Africa’s Restrictive System?

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Uganda vs South Africa: Why Refugee Health Policies Diverge A comparative analysis of refugee health systems in East and Southern Africa Introduction: Two Clinics, Two Realities In Uganda’s Nakivale settlement, 26-year-old Amina from South Sudan attends her antenatal check-up at the local clinic. She receives the same care as Ugandan citizens because services are fully

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How Do Ethiopia’s Refugee Integration Policies Compare to South Africa’s Asylum Framework?

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 Ethiopia’s Refugee Integration Policies vs South Africa’s Asylum Framework Two Stories, Two Systems In March 2024, Fatima*, a 28-year-old Somali refugee mother of three, waited in Ethiopia’s Melkadida refugee settlement. She collected her newly issued digital identity document that would integrate her into the national ID system. On another continent, Aisha*, a 32-year-old asylum seeker

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