Foreigners Seek UN Intervention After Durban Police Standoff

Approximately 200 foreigners, claiming to flee attacks linked to anti-immigrant groups, have called for United Nations intervention. This plea follows a two-day standoff outside Durban Central Police Station, where police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse them.

20 May, 13:14 — 20 May, 13:14

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Foreigners seek UN intervention after Durban police station standoff

About 200 foreigners who say they are fleeing attacks linked to anti-immigrant groups have called for United Nations intervention after spending two days outside Durban Central Police Station, where police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse them following a tense standoff

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