SOUTH AFRICA
SEVERE ANTI-FOREIGN LAWS. DEPORTATION FOR INSOLVENCY OFFENDERS. (Rec. 55 p.m.) Capetown, March 26. The Government, in the face of a determined Opposition, including the Labour members, carried a clause empowering the Minister of Justice to deport anyone not born in South Africa for any offence under the insolvency law. Three Labour Ministers were absent to-day. The Prevention of Disorders Bill now published, also empowers deportation after conviction for sedition and compels natives after conviction to reside in a certain area.—Sun Cable.
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Southland Times, Issue 19830, 29 March 1926, Page 7
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