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The media are invited to attend the conference and vigil. Interview opportunities will be available with project organisers, speakers (including victims of farm attacks), and international partners.
PRETORIA, NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, D.C. - Lex Libertas, in partnership with the New York Young Republican Club and various South African and international partners, will host the White Cross Project in Washington, D.C. on September 25th and 26th. The project will highlight four interrelated themes relating to the crisis in South Africa:
These themes will be combined with policy recommendations and long-term constitutional solutions based on the principles of decentralization and self-governance.
On Friday, September 25th, the White Cross Project Conference will be held at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. featuring South African and American speakers including:
Several victims who have either survived farm attacks, or whose loved ones were murdered during farm attacks in South Africa, will also participate in the conference and vigil.
Extracts from the upcoming documentary film titled ‘Crossed Out: Confronting Persecution in South Africa’ will be screened as part of the conference program.
On Saturday, September 26th, approximately 3,000 white crosses will be installed on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., each bearing the name of a victim who was murdered during a farm attack in South Africa.
The media are invited to attend the conference and vigil. Interview opportunities will be available with project organisers, speakers (including victims of farm attacks), and international partners.
For more information on the speakers, click here.
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"Trying to squeeze more revenue from that shrinking relationship of trust will not repair it."
The documentary examines a number of the central issues that underpin the White Cross Project, including farm murders, political incitement, race-based legislation, threats to property rights and the broader political crisis in South Africa.
"During the campaign's Washington programme, 3,000 white crosses will be displayed to commemorate victims of farm murders and to bring the human cost of farm attacks to the attention of an international audience."