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This article explores LGBTQIA homelessness in Cape Town, South Africa. Cape Town is a unique local context, given the postapartheid political landscape and prevalent negative attitudes towards LGBTQIA people in South Africa. Grounded in the ecological systems theory, this a...
They are also a feature of other South African cities like Durban and Cape Town. They are people who have no residential dwelling, survive on the streets and sleep in derelict buildings, under freeway decks, on city sidewalks and in public parks. It is Berea Park on which this chapter ...
The paper traces the colonial history of vagrancy laws and their relationship to by-laws criminalising outside living and survival strategies of poor persons in the four largest metropolitan areas in South Africa: Johannesburg, Tshwane (Pretoria), eThekwini (Durban) and Cape Town. It shows how ...