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    South Africa: Constitutional Court may decide fate of safety camps

    Johannesburg: An interim order by South Africa's Constitutional Court could keep temporary shelters open for the foreigners displaced by xenophobic violence earlier this year - or it could leave more than 4,000 camp residents out on the street.
    18 Sep 2008
    18 Sep 2008
    Victims of xenophobia © Guy Oliver/IRIN
    Victims of xenophobia © Guy Oliver/IRIN

    Civil society has called for the camps to remain open until government publishes a detailed reintegration plan, and is hoping an interim court order will delay closure, set for the beginning of October by Gauteng provincial government.

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