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South Africa attacks on foreigners spark anger

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 Countries neighbouring South Africa on Friday prepared to evacuate their citizens from South Africa as the UN raised the alarm over deadly xenophobic attacks which have displaced thousands.

 

The anti-foreigner violence, which erupted in the eastern port city of Durban, has left at least six people dead and spread to the economic hub, Johannesburg.

"In South Africa, xenophobic attacks over the last three weeks have... displaced over 5,000 foreign nationals," the UN refugee agency said, adding it was "extremely concerned".

"We would like to underscore that those affected in these xenophobic attacks are refugees and asylum seekers who were forced to leave their countries due to war and persecution," the UNHCR said.

Foreigners who have fled their homes are sheltering in makeshift camps.

Link to the article is as follows: http://news.yahoo.com/african-anti-immigrant-attacks-spread-downtown-johannesburg-082839846.html

 

What do you guys think of this issue? According to these articles, South Africa is completely falling apart. Foreigners being attacked, highest crime rate in the world, Whites facing near genocidal conditions..

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