Refugee and Migrant Rights
SALC’s Refugee and Migrant Rights work is integrated within its other programmatic areas and focuses on the following objectives:
- To challenge unlawful detention of migrants in Malawi.
- To challenge laws and policies which allow for stateless children.
- Regional advocacy on xenophobic attacks in South Africa.
SALC Submissions on the South African National Health Insurance Bill (NHI)...
These submissions detail the Southern Africa Litigation Centre’s (SALC’s) concerns that the National Health Insurance Bill, 2019, removes existing forms…
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ESWATINI: DOMESTIC WORK & THE LAW...
The Rights4All Project, under its My Body My Rights Campaign, published a pamphlet setting out the various laws which apply…
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Mozambique court orders release of detained asylum seekers...
A Mozambique court ordered the authorities to release three asylum seekers who arrived in the country after fleeing persecution in…
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Botswana: Court recognises a child’s right to a name and nationality...
SALC supported a case challenging the refusal of the Attorney General and Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Nationality, Immigration…
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SALC STATEMENT: Mozambique detains three asylum seekers unlawfully for more than...
SALC is concerned about the prolonged unlawful detention of three asylum seekers in Chimoio, the capital city of Manica province…
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SALC IN THE NEWS: Road accident Bill paved with bad intentions for foreigners...
The Times Live The Southern Africa Litigation Centre (SALC) has raised an objection to the exclusion of undocumented migrants from…
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SALC in the News: It is a tragedy that Zimbabweans outside the country will not ...
Daily Maverick Kaajal Ramjathan-Keogh & Gabriel Shumba On 30 May 2018, the Zimbabwe Constitutional Court in Shumba and others v…
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NEWS RELEASE: ZIMBABWE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT DISMISSES CONSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGE T...
On May 30, 2018, The Zimbabwe Constitutional Court handed down judgment in Gabriel Shumba & Others v Minister of Justice,…
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