Beyond Control: Immigration & Human Rights in a Democratic South AfricaThis book critically reviews the content and application of South Africa's immigration legislation, including the Aliens Control Act of 1991, from a variety of legal and non-legal perspectives. |
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Contents
ROOTED IN RACISM THE ORIGINS OF THE ALIENS | 18 |
IMMIGRATION HUMAN RIGHTS IN SOUTH AFRICA | 37 |
IMMIGRATION THE SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTITUTION | 55 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Beyond Control: Immigration & Human Rights in a Democratic South Africa |
| Editor | Jonathan Crush |
| Contributor | Southern African Migration Project |
| Publisher | Southern Africa Migration Project, 1998 |
| ISBN | 1874864632, 9781874864639 |
| Length | 189 pages |
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