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How Do Xenophobic Attacks Disrupt Healthcare Access and Mental Health for Migrant Communities?

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 Xenophobic Attacks Disrupting Healthcare Access and Mental Health for Migrant Communities  Opening: Lives at Risk at Clinic Gates In 2025, at a public clinic in Diepsloot, Johannesburg, self-styled “protectors of local resources” checked patients’ identity documents at dawn. They turned away sick patients identified as foreign nationals. Mothers with children, pregnant women, and people living […]

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