Ramaphosa violates UN Genocide Convention by failing to condemn “Kill the Boer”
AfriForum says that the fact that President Cyril Ramaphosa once again refused yesterday to condemn the “Kill the Boer, kill…
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Ramaphosa responsible for Afrikaner exodus – AfriForum
Soundbite: Kallie Kriel (English) Soundbite: Kallie Kriel (Afrikaans) AfriForum today criticised President Cyril Ramaphosa for insulting Afrikaner refugees by calling…
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AfriForum understands rationale behind new US bill targeting ANC leaders, welcomes embassy’s condemnation of ‘Kill the Boer’
Video: Kallie Kriel, CEO of AfriForum The civil rights organisation AfriForum fully understands the rationale for the bill introduced in…
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AfriForum calls on international community to impose sanctions against Julius Malema
Video: Kallie Kriel, CEO of AfriForum As part of its international campaign against the “Kill the Boer” chant, the civil…
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AfriForum instructs its legal team to fight “Kill the Boer” internationally
Video: Kallie Kriel, CEO of AfriForum The civil rights organisation AfriForum officially instructed its legal team this morning to investigate…
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AfriForum condemns Constitutional Court’s legalisation of “Kill the Boer”
The civil rights organisation AfriForum has strongly condemned the Constitutional Court’s decision to legalise calls for the murder of Afrikaners…
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President’s failure to condemn “Kill the Boer” shows his tacit approval of calls for violence against Afrikaners – AfriForum
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s cold reaction and refusal to condemn “Kill the Boer” show that he gives his unspoken approval to…
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AfriForum in court over recusal of “Kill the Boer” appeal case judge
AfriForum’s court case, which seeks the recusal of Acting Judge of Appeal Raylene Keightley, commenced in the Supreme Court of…
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AfriForum on its way to the UN: Will report on SA’s 116+ race laws, “Kill the Boer” chant and exclusion of farmers on racial grounds
Representatives of the civil rights organisation AfriForum will, on 27 November and 1 December, participate in two separate events of…
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