The National BriefingFollowing a Constitutional Court ruling on asylum applications, Home Affairs issued a directive to refugee reception offices, before withdrawing it on 9 October after violent protests in Durban, Soweto, Marabastad and Gqeberha.
Following a Constitutional Court ruling on asylum applications, Home Affairs issued a directive to refugee reception offices, before withdrawing it on 9 October after violent protests in Durban, Soweto, Marabastad and Gqeberha. How does the Constitutional Court reach its decisions, and what happens when those judgments trigger public anger?
Guest: Bond Nyoka - Attorney and Legal Expert
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