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SAâs living heritage â rewiring state bureaucracy to respect equal citizenship (opens the original)
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There is something distinctly South African about dedicating a public holiday to heritage and then spending a good part of it debating what, exactly, is being celebrated. Claudia Pizzocri contributes analysis, commentary and public insights for immigration and nationality law firm Eisenberg & Associates Inc. Before 1995, 24 September was commemorated in KwaZulu as Shaka Day. When the proposed Public Holidays Bill omitted it, the IFP objected, and a compromise was reached: Heritage Day would beco
The invisible border â how 9/11 reshaped global security and identity 25 years later (opens the original)
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Claudia Pizzocri contributes analysis, commentary and public insights for immigration and nationality law firm Eisenberg & Associates Inc. As the sun set on Friday evening, 25 years after 11 September 2001, it was difficult not to reflect on how much of what followed that day had become part of ordinary life. Many of us remember watching the tragedy unfold and understanding, even then, that they would become a permanent part of history. What was less apparent was how profoundly the response to 9
The politics of weaponising migration in an age where viral myths fuel political chaos (opens the original)
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From Ceuta to South Africa and Southport, migration is increasingly shaped by viral misinformation, political framing and public grievance, allowing the foreigner to become a powerful symbol through which wider political agendas are advanced. Claudia Pizzocri contributes analysis, commentary and public insights for immigration and nationality law firm Eisenberg & Associates Inc. Ceuta occupies an unusual piece of geography. Spanish territory on the north African coast and surrounded by Morocco,
Unwitting whistleblowers: The compliance paradox facing employers of foreign nationals. (opens the original)
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South African employers are required to make a good faith effort to ascertain whether a foreign nationalâs status authorises the particular employment concerned. Verification routes exist, but there is no universally understood or standardised employer process explaining which route to use, what evidential value it carries, or whether formal verification may expose a trusted employee to serious immigration consequences. Claudia Pizzocri contributes analysis, commentary and public insights for
Beyond borders: Why the evolving meaning of citizenship remains the ultimate test of belonging (opens the original)
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Globalisation promised a world in which borders would matter less. Instead, it has reminded us why citizenship matters more. Claudia Pizzocri contributes analysis, commentary and public insights for immigration and nationality law firm Eisenberg & Associates Inc. For more than 2,000 years citizenship has represented societyâs answer to one of its oldest and most enduring questions: who belongs? Perhaps the greatest modern misconception is that citizenship is principally about migration. Histor
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