How to Report an Incident

ACMS has developed audios in English and IsiZulu with details on how to report incidents of xenophobic discrimination. You can listen here:

IsiZulu

English

Reports of past, current or potential xenophobic attacks are made via any of the following methods, or complete the form for your province in the list alongside:

  • E-mail
  • WhatsApp/Call

Email

Send us an e-mail to report@xenowatch.ac.za including as much as possible of the following details:

  • Location: Township/Village/City, Street name
  • Short description of the incident
  • Date & Time of incident
  • Attach any photos or videos

WhatsApp/Call

Send a WhatsApp to +27 (0) 63 839 0124 including as much of the following details as possible in the message body:

  • Location: Township/Village/City, Street name
  • Short description of the incident
  • Time of incident
  • Attach any photos or videos

In Case of Emergency

Call 10111

Disclaimer: ACMS does not take responsibility for the accuracy of all reports. The system relies on accurate collective reporting from contributors who genuinely want to help in the fight against Xenophobia.

Report an Incident

Gauteng, Limpopo & North West

Affiliated Organisation: Future Families and Save the Children

Research Assistant: Pauline Ntirata

Contact Details: Email or 060 794 9882

 

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Eastern Cape, Free State & KwaZulu Natal

Affiliated Organisation: Refugee Social Services

Research Assistant: Gaby Bikombo

Contact Details: Email or 067 6609 225

 

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Mpumalanga, Northen Cape & Western Cape

Affiliated Organisation: Voice of Africans for Change (VAC)

Research Assistant: Crispin Kassarombo

Contact Details: Email or 071 017 4642

 

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