Operation Dudula members released on bail after clash over healthcare access

South Africa: Operation Dudula Members March Back to Clinic After Court Release

Three Operation Dudula members were released on warning after being arrested for disrupting clinic services and demanding patient IDs. The group marched back to Lilian Ngoyi clinic after court to confront management who allegedly locked them in the labour ward.

Operation Dudula members released on bail after clash over healthcare access

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The anti-migrant group, Operation Dudula, says it will continue blocking foreign nationals from accessing public healthcare services in the country. This following the release of its members who were arrested at the Lillian Ngoyi Clinic in Diepkloof, Soweto, after questioning patients about their nationality and demanding identity documents. Operation Dudula President, Zandile Dabula, says foreign nationals need to pay for access to healthcare s…

Operation Dudula defends its campaign after occupying Soweto clinic following arrested members' release

Operation Dudula spoke to Briefly News after three of its members were released from custody following protest action at the Lilian Ngoyi Clinic in Diepkloof.

Operation Dudula members march back to clinic after court release

By Palesa Matlala Three Operation Dudula members were released on warning after being arrested for disrupting clinic services and demanding patient IDs. The group marched back to Lilian Ngoyi clinic after court to confront management who allegedly locked them in the labour ward. Members of Operation Dudula marched to the Lilian Ngoyi Clinic in Soweto after three of its supporters were released on warning by the Orlando Magistrates’ Court. The …

SA Health Department Condemns Operation Dudula Clinic Protests

This follows demonstrations in which protesters obstructed access to medical services based on nationality and documentation status. On Monday, three Operation Dudula members were released on free bail after storming the Lillian Ngoyi Clinic in Diepkloof, Soweto. The group had reportedly questioned patients about their nationality and demanded identity documents. The suspects, aged between 49 and 60, were arrested on charges including contravent…