A former spokesman for the government of Ghana named Palgrave Boakye-Danqah, joined by security analyst Emmanuel Kotin, has submitted a petition to the International Criminal Court asking it to investigate xenophobic attacks on foreign nationals in South Africa.
The petition was submitted to the ICC on July 15 but was not made public until a week later. The two Ghanaians, who insisted they were not acting on behalf of their government, said the widespread attacks on foreigners by anti-migrant vigilantes in South Africa could constitute crimes against humanity.
“For years, African brothers and sisters have been killed, beaten and driven from…
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