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'Don't send your sick here to be treated, our own people need it more': immigrants' access to health care in South Africa
This minor dissertation argues that there is more than a disjuncture between theory and practices, particularly for refugees and migrants and doctors in South Africa. The core idea of the Bill of Rights is that socio-economic rights are for everyone. Yet, its application suggests everyone means all...
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Department of Public Law
2015
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