WHO chief blasts South Africa as xenophobic mob kills Ethiopians, Mozambicans
WHO Director-General Tedros Ghebreyesus has condemned a surge of xenophobic violence in South Africa that has resulted in the deaths of Ethiopian and Mozambican nationals. He urged the country to uphold the rule of law and honor its history of fighting against apartheid.
Why it matters
The escalation of xenophobic violence in South Africa poses significant human rights concerns and threatens regional diplomatic relations.
“These include at least five Ethiopians killed earlier in the attacks, and five Mozambicans who died in Mossel Bay,” said Mr Ghebreyesus.
The article reports on official statements and humanitarian concerns, maintaining a focus on the event rather than political advocacy.
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