# Congolese refugee children attending schools in Maitland and Parow, Cape Town, face relentless bullying rooted in xenophobia, racism, and cultural differences. This is according to a study by the University of the Western Cape Master’s student, Adelina Nakatya Ntagerwa. Twenty parents of adolescent refugees from the war-torn Kivu province of the Democratic Republic of Congo were interviewed. UWC’s Varsity Shield rugby captain, Romauld Nsombamanya, who was born in the DRC, describes his primary school experience as intense:
UWC study exposes brutal bullying of Congolese refugee children in Cape Town schools [SOUND]
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