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SA delegation addresses United Nations about 'race-based laws'

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An SA delegation of senior officials, led by the G20 Sherpa and the Director General of the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (Dirco), Zane Dangor, visited the United Nations General Assembly to brief them on South Africa’s G20 Presidency and misconceptions about the country’s legislation, especially the so-called 142 race-based laws.  The meeting comes amid a fallout in diplomatic relations between South Africa and the Unite…

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SA delegation addresses United Nations about 'race-based laws'

An SA delegation of senior officials, led by the G20 Sherpa and the Director General of the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (Dirco), Zane Dangor, visited the United Nations General Assembly to brief them on South Africa’s G20 Presidency and misconceptions about the country’s legislation, especially the so-called 142 race-based laws.  The meeting comes amid a fallout in diplomatic relations between South Africa and the Unite…

·Johannesburg, South Africa
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