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CongoSky · stay safe · verify · get help
CongoSky · stay safe · verify · get help
Stay safe tonight.
A calm, offline companion — real numbers, your rights, and how to stay safe. No tracking, no location, no alarms. Always phone to verify before you act.
⚠ In immediate danger — call now
SAPS — Policeemergencies, immediate danger
10111From any mobilenational emergency
112Scalabrini Centre (Cape Town)migrant/refugee help & advice
071 536 4624Lawyers for Human Rightsrights, protection — [VERIFY: insert confirmed number]
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⚠ Do not act on forwarded messages. "They are coming to X" forwards spread panic and
are often wrong — they can send you toward danger. Phone an official number to check before you move.
Staying safe
- Stay indoors and off the streets if there is unrest nearby.
- Keep your phone charged; tell one trusted person where you are.
- Avoid crowds and gatherings, even to "see what's happening".
- Know your nearest safe place (police station, place of worship, a trusted neighbour).
- If you must move, move in daylight and with others if you can.
Your rights
- Everyone in South Africa — citizen or not — has the right to safety and dignity (the Constitution protects everyone present, not only citizens).
- You can report a threat or an attack to the police, and to the SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) [VERIFY: SAHRC contact].
- Lawyers for Human Rights and the Scalabrini Centre give free advice to migrants and refugees.
- Keep copies of your documents somewhere safe; you do not have to hand originals to anyone but an official, on demand.
This is general information, not legal advice. For your situation, call the numbers above.