South African Court Temporarily Bans Anti-Immigration Marches in Durban
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A South African court has granted an injunction to prohibit marches organized by the anti-immigration group March and March in Durban until Friday's evaluation of an urgent request filed by the acting Minister of Police, Firoz Cachalia, and the police commissioner of KwaZulu-Natal, Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi. The request aims to restrict the group's activities following recent xenophobic episodes and violent marches. The group's leader, Jacinta Nogbese-Zuma, has accused authorities of 'abusing power' and 'using the courts' to deprive them of their 'democratic right to protest'.
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