South Africa’s human rights “deteriorated significantly”

The U.S. State Department found human rights situation South Africa Over the past year, people have “significantly worsened” on the grounds of “extrajudicial killings” and suppression of ethnic minorities.

The State Department conducts an annual review of human rights in countries around the world and has raised new criticisms against South Africa in its 2025 report released on Tuesday. The report was scheduled to be sent to Congress on Tuesday, noting that the U.S. has received several reports South Africa “Government or its agents” who commit extrajudicial or arbitrary killings, and suppression of Dutch minorities in South Africa.

The provincial police chief confirmed in July that as of April, police had shot and killed at least 40 criminal suspects in the gunfight. On September 2, police reported that six wanted suspects for homicide and blackmail were shot dead by the police officer in the gun battle.

It continued: “Watchdog groups noted that deaths in detention are often caused by physical abuse, coupled with the lack of subsequent medical care or neglect.”

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“According to data compiled by France France-Presse, 447 murders were murdered between October 2023 and September 2024. In recent years, the Economic Freedom Fighter (EFF) of the Extreme Party has encouraged attacks on Africa farmers, resuming the use of the song. [Farmer]“At the rally, incite violence in other ways,” the report added.

The State Department continues to criticize the broader repression strategies against the Dutch, especially the 2024 expropriation bill. The legislation allows the government to occupy land without compensation in certain circumstances.

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“Under the myriad of government policies aimed at eliminating equal opportunities for employment, education and business opportunities, as well as extreme speech and government actions, promoting violence against landowners with racial decay, aimed at eliminating extreme speech and government actions aimed at eliminating employment, education and business, the government is able to seize agricultural property of ethnic minorities without compensation,” the report said.

South Africans protested in favor of Trump and the administration after a controversial White House meeting with the South African president. (Getty Image)

president Donald Trump During a visit in May, he faced South African President Cyril Ramaphosa at the White House.

Trump claims that white South African farmers were massacred and forced their land to be massacred. The Afrikaans are descendants of most Dutch settlers South Africa 1652.

“Now it’s very bad. These are the funerals here. Burial locations (more than a thousand white farmers). These cars line up to give love on Sunday mornings. “They are all white farmers.” White peasant family. These cars are not, driving, they are parked there to pay tribute to the killed family. This is a terrible sight. I’ve never seen anything like that. On both sides of the road, you are already crucified. These people were killed. ”

US President Donald Trump meets South African President Cyril Ramaphosa at the Oval Office of the White House. (Getty Image)

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South Africa has denied claims of genocide and harassment, as is its president.

“I won’t repeat what I’m talking about,” Ramaphosa said in a May visit. “What I’m going to say is that if there is a Afrikaan genocide, I can bet that these three gentlemen will not be here, including my Minister of Agriculture. He won’t be with me.”