With individuals such as a Ugandan Dr Martin Nsibirwa appointed as Head of Research, the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) has come under fire for protecting the interests of foreigners over the country’s citizens.
With South Africa dealing with a range of different issues and each day coming with more, citizens have turned their frustrations to organisations such as the SAHRC, which they believe has deviated from its intended purpose. The Chapter nine organisation, tasked with promoting and protecting citizens’ rights and ensuring government accountability, has come under fire with citizens citing their failure to do just that.
Some have identified the SAHRC as the culprit, putting some responsibility of the current mayhem that is the country’s political landscape and calling for its disbandment. This comes after Dr Martin Nsibirwa, who is Ugandan, was revealed as the SAHRC’s head of research, raising questions as to whether the organisation could not find a qualified South African to fill his position, as well as the many others occupied by foreigners.
Furthermore, these citizens have also voiced frustration at the organisation for consistently standing against the rights and interests of South Africans, and choose that of outsiders instead and use Operation Dudula as a case in point.
The South African Human Rights Commission is a Chapter Nine Institution but it’s Headed at their Research by a Foreigner.@SAHRCommission was this Dr Martin Nsibirwa hired on the basis that he will give critical Skill?
Was there no South African to do this Job?
Did you follow… pic.twitter.com/JBQG0GxXSz
— KommanderJosh III (@DelaKufaPatriot) September 9, 2025
It’s time to expose the South African Human Rights Commission for the scam it is @SAHRCommission @JacintaNgobese @OperationDudula@zibuseman
So 160 employees, shared 70% of R208 million in 2022/2023.
South African TAX PAYERS MONEY !!!!!
And they fight the very citizens who… pic.twitter.com/4tt0X4Gy0f— 🇿🇦Olivia La Grange (@Olivia_LaGrange) September 9, 2025
This rubbish is infiltrated by foreign agents to insult us in our own country given a greenlight by the ANC.
This bogus human rights commission is not for South Africans.
This commission is anti-South Africans and pro foreign nationals.It’s must be dismantled and replaced. pic.twitter.com/3GTEv37rih
— Malumz🇿🇦 (@Malumz360) September 9, 2025
SA Human Rights Commission needs to shut down. They have started defending nonsense. They now exist to defend unlawful things.
— Sentletse 🇿🇦🇷🇺🇵🇸🇱🇧 (@Sentletse) September 8, 2025
For South Africa’s poor and working class, the root of issues such as unemployment and the scarcity of state resources can be traced back to the influx of undocumented foreign nationals. According to these citizens,matters become problematic when employers opt for cheaper labour in the form of illegal immigrants, as well as when schools and hospitals are overcrowded by foreigners, leaving South Africans unable to utilise resources designated for them.
(LISTEN) Every unemployed South African citizen should join Operation Dudula. There is no shortage of jobs for South African citizens in this country! pic.twitter.com/32wiVWpvXb
— Mo (@Mo_7772) September 10, 2025
We all need to participate in Operation Dudula and also report foreign nationals who are employed at our various workplaces,
This is for every brother and sister that is unemployed
And this is for national pride and the safety of South Africa 🇿🇦 #MzansiGenZ#SAYouthRising
— Sive ✨ (@SiveXaluva) September 10, 2025
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