nemoJun 1, 2025
Sounds like #apartheid #passlaws revamped: https://www.ewn.co.za/2025/05/30/cabinet-approves-bill-aimed-at-regulating-movement-and-employment-of-foreign-nationals . Oh the irony!
Cabinet approves bill aimed at regulating movement and employment of foreign nationals

Cabinet has approved the National Labour Migration Policy white paper.

EWN
AfroféminasMar 21, 2024
La masacre de Sharpeville. El origen del Día Internacional contra el racismo
El 21 de marzo de 1960, agentes de la policía racista de Sudáfrica abr
https://afrofeminas.com/2024/03/21/la-masacre-de-sharpeville-el-origen-del-dia-internacional-contra-el-racismo/
#Actualidad #Antirracismo #Historia #afrodescendientes #Afrofminas #Apartheid #frica #DaInternacionalContraElRacismo #discriminacin #historia #masacre #NelsonMandela #PassLaws #racismo #segregacin #Sharpeville #Sudafrica #violencia
La masacre de Sharpeville. El origen del Día Internacional contra el racismo

El 21 de marzo de 1960, agentes de la policía racista de Sudáfrica abrieron fuego contra un grupo de personas que protestaban pacíficamente la aprobación de las Pass Laws (ley de pases), que controlaban los desplazamientos de la población negra en zonas tanto urbanas como rurales de Sudáfrica. El resultado fueron 69 muertos. El aniversario de la masacre de se recuerda en todo el mundo cada 21 de marzo en el Día Internacional para la eliminación de la discriminación racial.

Afroféminas
Freedom PressAug 9, 2023
Abahlali baseMjondolo Women’s League celebrate Women’s Day
Today we celebrate Women’s Day, which is held on the anniversary of the Women’s March in 1956 when 20 000 women marched against the "pass laws" which mandated people of colour to carry an internal passport and severely restricted their movem
https://freedomnews.org.uk/2023/08/09/abahlali-basemjondolo-womens-league-celebrate-womens-day/
#AbahlaliBaseMjondolo #PassLaws #SouthAfrica #Women039sDay #WomensLeague #WomensMarchIn1956
Abahlali baseMjondolo Women’s League celebrate Women’s Day - Freedom News

Today we celebrate Women’s Day, which is held on the anniversary of the Women’s March in 1956 when 20 000 women marched against the "pass laws" which mandated people of colour to carry an internal passport and severely restricted their movement.

Freedom News