Buildings being destroyed in Durban as protests escalate
Tensions have once again escalated in Durban, where hundreds of protesters have begun destroying buildings and property.
The demonstrators are marching against the Constitutional Court’s ruling on asylum seekers.
They have vowed to continue protesting until immigration laws are addressed.
Police are attempting to restore law and order, using stun grenades and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd.
The march is expected to end along Mahatma Gandhi Road in South Beach.
These protesters share their concerns.
“We are being taken advantage of as South Africans we feel we are being sidelined by our own government.
If the government is not for its people, then why do we have a government? We are not happy.
We are very disgruntled.” “We are not getting jobs.
And you can see that the situation is getting worse.
We are struggling financially.
We are unemployed.
The situation is bad.
We are tired of negotiating.” Video: Migration Crisis | Businesses in Durban CBD forced to close due to attacks
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