South Africa: Government is failing millions of people trapped in informal settlements and impacted by the climate crisis – new report

By Amnesty International

The government is putting the well-being and in many cases the lives of the more than five million people living in South Africa’s informal settlements at risk by failing to provide them with access to quality housing and essential services, Amnesty International South Africa said in a new report. These people, many of them living […] The post South Africa: Government is failing millions of people trapped in informal settlements and impacted by the climate crisis – new report appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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