BBC släppte för en dryg vecka sedan dokumentären
Fear and Loathing in South Africa. Dokumentären handlar om främlingsfientlighet i Sydafrika. Den fokuserar på Operation Dudula.
Människorättsgruppen Human Rights Watch skriver så här (
Xenophobia Rears its Ugly Head in South Africa):
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Launched in 2021 in Soweto, and now with branches across the country, Operation Dudula was conceived by South African youth activists in order to address crime and drug usage in Gauteng province’s communities. However, today the movement is better known for calling for mass deportation of undocumented migrants, blocking immigrants from accessing healthcare, raiding businesses belonging to foreign nationals, and forcing their shops to close. The isiZulu word Dudula means “to push out”, denoting pushing foreigners out of the country and back to their countries of origin.
The documentary spotlights how entrenched xenophobia is within the Operation Dudula movement, whose members use language derogatory to foreign nationals and sing struggle songs signifying a readiness to go to war with them. “To tell you the truth, I hate foreigners,” a member of Operation Dudula said. “How I wish they could just pack and go and leave our country.”