Homeless People Camping in Cape Town’s City Center Battle Eviction | VOANews
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2023
- In South Africa, a legal battle is being waged over people who live in shacks in Cape Town. City officials are reasonably confident they will win an order to tear down 300 shacks erected on pavements, under bridges and even at historic landmarks. But human rights groups say it’s not a done deal. #southafrica #capetown #voanews
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People don't know where the shelters are. Good grief. Not everyone has internet bro.
No one remove rubbish?
They should move….they cannot squat on public open spaces.
JESUS! I'll admit, when I saw the reviews online I thought people were exagerrating. I thought maybe there were like a few, but this is a genuine homeless encampment. The city is FINISHED! There's no reason for tourists to go there.
The castle gets cleared regularly by police then the homeless just come back and set up their tents . This report isn't telling the whole truth. There are organisations that come out to feed the homeless everyday at the parade. There are alot of organisations trying to help but alot of these homeless people are problematic. They refuse help. They also know that some land is municipal and some belong to national departments so the time frame of eviction is different. I hope they accept the help he city provides and take responsibility. The city has become a haven for open use heroine users and mentally unstable people. It's a sad state.
Bye bye