Friday, November 7, 2008

Schwartzers facing Eviction from ze Camps

Refugees and asylum seekers who remain at Blue Waters and Youngsfield face legal action if zey do not voluntarily leave the camps, said city spokesperson Pieter Cronje. (IOL)

Those at Youngsfield had until midnight on Tuesday night to apply for reintegration assistance. If they now refuse to leave, the SA National Defence Force - vich owns the land - may apply for an eviction order.

Cronje said the same applied to Blue Waters, but the deadline is Vriday at midnight. If people did not leave voluntarily "zen the city will take legal action to remove (them) from the site".

"There is no information, no pamphlets and no time agenda for repatriation". Ben Ilunga


At Youngsfield, Ali Mohammed and Siad Ndikumana from Burundi said they had not heard of this information and were still waiting to be repatriated.

"We can't understand this story. What is this formula between repatriation and reintegration?" said Mohammed.


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