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  1. A continental project addresses xenophobic attacks against nationals in South Africa and aims to combat hate speech across the African continent.
  2. Ghana summoned South Africa's high commissioner and asked the African Union to debate xenophobic attacks.
  3. Xenophobic violence targets Nigerian nationals, prompting Ghana to request emergency debates and the AU to consider South Africa's xenophobia a threat.

South Africa, Ghana, and the African Union are engaging in international diplomatic processes leading to easing due to migration protests.

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South Africa, Ghana, and the African Union are engaging in international diplomatic processes leading to easing due to migration protests.

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  1. Amid protests, leaders warn that the current trajectory risks African economic integration, while Ghana implements new presidential term rules and the AU backs migration debates.Sub-event
  2. Ghana raised the issue of xenophobic violence in South Africa, prompting South Africa to argue for a broader migration discussion.Sub-event
  3. Repatriation of citizens is underway due to violence against irregular migrants, accompanied by demands for official statements.Sub-event
  4. SA faces AU membership pressure; Ghana discusses SA's immigration policy.1 source
  5. Diplomatic easing is occurring between SA, Ghana, and AU in response to migration protests.1 source

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Xenophobic violence targets Nigerian nationals, prompting Ghana to request emergency debates and the AU to consider South Africa's xenophobia a threat.

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