Anti-Xenophobia Resources
You deserve safety and dignity. We stand with you against xenophobia.
How GDSA Can Help
Report xenophobic incidents, access support, and learn about your rights if you experience discrimination. Our community team provides direct guidance, document preparation support, and referrals to specialist partners. We walk with you through each step of the process.
Step-by-Step Process
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If you experience or witness xenophobia: document it immediately (photos, video, witness names)
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Report to SAPS — get a case number
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Contact GDSA to escalate and support your case
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Contact the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC)
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GDSA coordinates with civil society for community protection during threats
Frequently Asked Questions
Is xenophobia a crime in South Africa?
Xenophobic violence constitutes assault, hate crime, and possibly terrorism. South Africa has multiple legal instruments to prosecute perpetrators. GDSA supports victims through the legal process.