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  1. Anti-immigrant attacks have forced the repatriation of Nigerian citizens.
  2. Groups in South Africa condemn xenophobic attacks against foreign nationals and urge the government and African Union to intervene.

The federal government, House of Representatives, UN, and other bodies are monitoring xenophobic attacks on African nationals and urging reviews of bilateral engagement with South Africa.

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The federal government, House of Representatives, UN, and other bodies are monitoring xenophobic attacks on African nationals and urging reviews of bilateral engagement with South Africa.

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  1. Renewed xenophobic attacks in South Africa prompt scrutiny of government protection failures.1 source
  2. The South African Department of Environmental Affairs manages national environmental initiatives that align with UN Global goals.Sub-event
  3. Thabo Mbeki led the government during xenophobic tensions in South Africa, which is part of the African continent.Sub-event
  4. South African government and UN sign a Joint Resource Mobilisation Plan to aid repatriation efforts.Sub-event
  5. High-level governmental bodies are monitoring xenophobic attacks in South Africa and urging reviews of international engagement.1 source

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Groups in South Africa condemn xenophobic attacks against foreign nationals and urge the government and African Union to intervene. All 2 developments

Within Anti-immigrant attacks have forced the repatriation of Nigerian citizens.

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