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Constitutional Court finds parts of Refugee Act unconstitutional

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Constitutional Court finds parts of Refugee Act unconstitutional
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South Africa's Constitutional Court has declared parts of the Refugee Act unconstitutional, ruling that asylum seekers cannot be denied access to the system based on administrative failures. The court emphasized that every asylum claim must be evaluated on its merits regardless of how the applicant entered the country.

JOHANNESBURG - The Constitutional Court has ruled that parts of the Refugee Act are unconstitutional and invalid.

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