Skip to content

Wednesday, 14 May, 2025

Twitter
  • News
  • Politics
  • Economy
  • Sports
  • Entertainment
  • Community
  • Health
  • News
  • Politics
  • Economy
  • Sports
  • Entertainment
  • Community
  • Health
ECOWAS Removes Sanctions on Niger Latest

ECOWAS Removes Sanctions on Niger

26/02/2024
Concern

Concern Grows Over Missing Cape Town Teenager Amid Police Controversy

24/02/2024
Africa Economic Resurgence on the Horizon Latest

Africa Economic Resurgence on the Horizon

18/02/2024
Can Senegal Uphold its Democratic Principles

Can Senegal Uphold its Democratic Principles?

18/02/2024
Top 10 Social Media Influencers in Cape Town

Top 10 Social Media Influencers in Cape Town

13/02/2024
Security ‘Heightened’ for Minister Pandor Amidst Israeli Retaliation Speculations

Security ‘Heightened’ for Minister Pandor Amidst Israeli Retaliation Speculations

09/02/2024
Severe Weather Ravages KwaZulu-Natal Latest

Severe Weather Ravages KwaZulu-Natal, Impacting Education and Communities

15/01/2024
Ramaphosa hails SA’s legal team after presenting ICJ case

Ramaphosa hails SA’s legal team after presenting ICJ case

12/01/2024
Israel Responds to SA's Genocide Case with Accusations of Hamas Atrocities

Israel Responds to SA’s Genocide Case with Accusations of Hamas Atrocities

12/01/2024
International Support Grows for South Africa's Genocide Case Against Israel In a significant development, South Africa, led by Minister of Justice and Correctional Services Ronald Lamola, is making strides in garnering international support for its case against Israel at the United Nations International Court of Justice. The nation alleges that Israel has committed acts of genocide during its attacks on Gaza, presenting its argument under the Genocide Convention. Minister Lamola, heading a diplomatic delegation, expressed strong determination to bring an end to the ongoing conflict in Gaza and applauded global leaders who have rallied behind South Africa's cause. "We are determined to see the end of the genocide that is currently taking place in Gaza. We are most encouraged by leaders of the world who have not blunted their consciousness and have stood on the right side of history by supporting a case that seeks to protect the rights of human beings, regardless of their nationality or ethnicity," he stated on Tuesday. The delegation boasts notable figures, including diplomats, officials, and political heavyweight Jeremy Corbyn from progressive parties worldwide. The Ministry of Justice and Correctional Services plans to keep the public informed with regular updates on media activities throughout the week. Adding to the growing support, South American nations such as Bolivia, Nicaragua, and Venezuela have recently expressed solidarity with South Africa's genocide case against Israel. Namibia, a close ally in the anti-apartheid struggle, also openly supports South Africa's stance, emphasizing the Palestinian people's rights to self-determination, independence, and freedom. Namibia's deputy representative to the UN, Helena Kuzee, affirmed the country's support, stating, "Namibia both identifies and aligns with the arguments put forward by the Republic of South Africa and reiterates her long-standing support for the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people to self-determination, independence, and freedom." The stage is set for South Africa to present its arguments on Thursday, followed by Israel's response on Friday. The international community is closely watching, and as this case unfolds, it underscores the complexities and deep-seated tensions in the Middle East, prompting critical questions about the pursuit of justice and peace in the region.

International Support Grows for South Africa’s Genocide Case Against Israel

11/01/2024
Page1 Page2 Page3 Page4 Page5

Latest Headlines

Rodrygo to Liverpool?

South African School and Public Holidays in 2025

Coinvest NSFAS: Registration, Fees, Withdrawals, and Common Issues

The Latest on Fortnite South African Servers: Are They Coming Soon?

SASSA Beneficiaries Must Replace Gold Cards with Postbank Black Cards

Manchester United’s Road to the Europa League Final: Their Last Hope for European Football

Featured Articles

Rodrygo latest

Rodrygo to Liverpool?

South African School and Public Holidays in 2025

Coinvest NSFAS: Registration, Fees, Withdrawals, and Common Issues

The Latest on Fortnite South African Servers: Are They Coming Soon?

Latest.co.za is committed to delivering timely, accurate, and engaging news coverage that matters to the people of South Africa. Thank you for making us your trusted source for news, economy, politics, and more.

Twitter

Sections on Latest

  • News
  • Politics
  • Economy
  • Sports
  • Entertainment
  • Community
  • Health

More on Latest

  • Contact
  • Submit Story
  • Submit Video
  • Press Code
  • Privacy
  • Terms
  • Sitemap

© 2023 Latest.co.za and affiliated companies. All rights reserved.