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Articles about Brandon Huntley

Huntley lawyers condemn refugee-status challenge

Brandon Huntley's lawyers have slammed a Canadian government bid to overturn his crime-refugee status.

SA welcomes review decision on Brandon Huntley

A review of South African Brandon Huntley's asylum status was welcomed by Home Affairs Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma on Wednesday.

Shades of Huntley in Ireland

The government is contesting a second attempt by a South African overseas to claim residence by citing fears of "criminal, racial discrimination".

Canada to challenge Huntley decision

Canadian Immigration Minister Jason Kenney is challenging a decision to grant SA's Brandon Huntley refugee status, it was reported on Thursday.

In the rainbow nation, colour and class still count

Could I be, for the first time in my life, a member of an oppressed minority? Brandon Huntley would presumably say so.

Take2: The Mark Shuttleworth of con men

Thank you Brandon Huntley, self-proclaimed white-dog refugee. You have given South Africans a new hero, and lord knows, we need heroes.

'Racism alive and well in South Africa'

An immigration lawyer said this week that “racism is alive and well in South Africa” after the granting of asylum to Brandon Huntley.

Canada appeals controversial refugee case

Canada's government said on Thursday it was challenging a Canadian immigration board panel ruling that granted refugee status to a white man from SA.

SA wants review of Canada refugee case

SA wants a review of a decision by a Canadian board to grant a white South African refugee status because he allegedly suffered racist attacks in SA.

SA crime refugee never laid charges with cops

Brandon Huntley, the SA man who was granted refugee status by Canada, never laid any charges with the police.

Photos about Brandon Huntley

Extraordinary honour
United States President Barack Obama presents Archbishop Desmond Tutu with the 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom on Wednesday in the East Room of the White House.
Inconsolable
Kebakirileng Motshelanoka, mother of 10-year-old Tshepo, one of the victims gunned down in the Skielik informal settlement near Swartruggens in the North West two weeks ago, weeps at the grave of her child on Saturday. The murders of the four and the attempted murder of six others were labelled as "racist" by politicians at the ceremony.

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