WC religious leaders demonstrate against xenophobia

[rug]

about 2 hours ago / Monique Mortlock

WESTERN CAPE – The Western Cape Religious Leader’s Forum has taken its anti-xenophobia campaign to the streets of Khayelitsha.

Last month the forum marched in Cape Town as part of their hashtag standing against xenophobia campaign.

Today hundreds of religious leaders and people from local communities as well as foreign nationals have marched from the Lookout Hill Tourism Centre to the Salvation Church in Makhaza as part of the celebrations before Africa Day on Monday.

#Anti-Xenophobia The Western Cape Religious Leaders Forum has taken their anti-xenophobia campaign to Khayelitsha. MM pic.twitter.com/gX8h5zvbmW
— EWN Reporter (@ewnreporter) May 23, 2015

#Anti-Xenophobia The group is enthusiastic about the campaign. MM pic.twitter.com/lrtkRScVBe
— EWN Reporter (@ewnreporter) May 23, 2015

Despite the rain and cold, the group of close to 500 marchers enthusiastically sings and dances down the streets.

http://m.ewn.co.za/2015/05/23/WC-religious-leaders-demonstrate-against-xenophobia

[cbayer]

1. Good for them. This is how coalitions can make a difference.

I can't get the link to open, btw, but it could be me.

[shenmue]

2. Yes

[okasha]

3. This is what the Church looks like

when it's "loving one another!"