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Address by the Deputy Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Mr Alvin Botes, at the All-Africa Course on International Humanitarian Law, ICRC and University of Johannesburg, 27 August 2026 | SA News

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Mutsa Mugangavari, Programme Director,
Cayle Lupton, Professor Vice-Dean of the University of Johannesburg,
Jean-Nicolas Paquet-Rouleau, Head of Regional Delegation, International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC),
Shange-Buthane, lead delegate of South Africa’s Foreign Service,
South African Broadcasting Corporation [SABC], member of the 4th estate,
Distinguished academics,
Members of the diplomatic corps,
Students, and guests,

It is a great honour to address this important gathering on a subject that remains central to humanity in times of conflict: International Humanitarian Law. I thank the University of…

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