Civil society hails court ruling declaring ZEP termination unlawful as 'a victory' for SA's migrant community

Civil society organisations have welcomed the Pretoria High Court judgment which declared the termination of the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit ‘unlawful and unconstitutional’ — lauding it as a victory for the thousands of Zimbabwean nationals who call South Africa home.

Related Keywords

Pretoria ,Gauteng ,South Africa ,Zimbabwe ,Johannesburg ,Zimbabwean ,Zimbabweans ,South African ,Aaron Motsoaledi ,Nicole Fritz ,Shiraaz Mohamed ,James Chapman ,Africa Co ,Thifulufheli Sinthumule ,Gauteng North High Court ,Cape High Court ,Pretoria High Court ,Helen Suzman Foundation Helensuzmanfdn ,Scalabrini Centre ,Department Of Home Affair ,Daily Maverick On Hell Affairs ,Consortium For Refugees ,Helen Suzman Foundation ,Truck Driver Forum ,Department Of Home Affairs ,Bench Of The Pretoria High Court On ,Home Affairs ,Full Bench ,Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi ,Zimbabwean Exemption Permit ,Home Affair ,Daily Maverick ,Zimbabwean Exemption Permits ,All Truck Driver Forum ,Allied South ,Rissik Street ,Gallo Images ,Denvor De Wee ,Hell Affairs ,Western Cape High Court ,Refugees Act ,Zimbabwe Exemption Permit ,Aaron Motsoaledi Helen Suzman Foundation Home Affairs Scalabrini Centre Victoria Oregan Zep Zimbabwean Nationals ,