Police have arrested numerous foreign nationals camping outside the UNHCR offices in Brooklyn, Pretoria. They've been there for over six weeks, seeking to be relocated to another country fearing xenophobic attacks. Police moved in when a group invaded the UN offices after the High Court in Pretoria ordered that they vacate the area.
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