AfricaLink on Air - 24 April 2015 -0405 UTC

Rights groups criticise EU leaders' response to migration crisis+++South Africans march against xenophobia+++Ghana's mentally challenged children risk being discarded as evil

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Date 24.04.2015
Author Asumpta Lattus
Related Subjects European Union (EU), Xenophobia, Migration, Data journalism, South Africa
Keywords Africalink, EU, migration, Amnesty, South Africa, xenophobia, Ghana, mentally challenged
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