Refworld | South Africa: 1. Is there any evidence that white South Africans or Jewish South Africans are discriminated against in relation to matters such as employment? 2. Are there any laws to protect against such discrimination? 3. To what extent do the authorities provide protection against violent crime? 4. Is there any evidence that white South Africans or Jewish South Africans are denied the protection of the authorities?

Title	South Africa: 1. Is there any evidence that white South Africans or Jewish South Africans are discriminated against in relation to matters such as employment? 2. Are there any laws to protect against such discrimination? 3. To what extent do the authorities provide protection against violent crime? 4. Is there any evidence that white South Africans or Jewish South Africans are denied the protection of the authorities?
Publisher	Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal
Publication Date	21 June 2007
Country	South Africa
Topics	Jew \| Right to employment \| State protection
Citation / Document Symbol	ZAF31927
Cite as	Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal, South Africa: 1. Is there any evidence that white South Africans or Jewish South Africans are discriminated against in relation to matters such as employment? 2. Are there any laws to protect against such discrimination? 3. To what extent do the authorities provide protection against violent crime? 4. Is there any evidence that white South Africans or Jewish South Africans are denied the protection of the authorities?, 21 June 2007, ZAF31927 , available at: https://www.refworld.org/docid/4b6fe319d.html [accessed 7 June 2023]
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