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The Inter-Ministerial Committee on Migration says it is aware of panic and confusion following the recent Constitutional Court judgment on asylum seekers and the Refugees Act. Chairperson Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi says government is treating the matter with utmost urgency. The IMC hosted an urgent meeting with departments, legal experts and stakeholders to consider the implications. Government says it remains committed to protecting the integrity of the migration system and upholding the rule of law. We spoke to Deputy Government Spokesperson, Mr. William Baloyi.
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