Campaigners plant thousands of crosses for slain South Africans as ambassador denies white genocide
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Campaigners in Washington DC have planted thousands of white crosses on the national mall to remember commemorate victims of "farm attacks".Italian influencer and campaigner Lorenzo Caccialupi told GB News he visited the country seven months ago and saw discrimination against white Afrikaners with his own eyes.He said: "I saw white Christian children being kicked out from school and organisations that were helping them."I spoke with survivors of this farm attack.
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I spoke with people who have lost their family, their family members." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say He added: "I heard stories of 18-year-old teenagers having to defend their farm and the risk in their own life, because on the other side, there was no one helping them."But, in a fresh interview with the BBC, South Africa's ambassador to Washington, Roelf Meyer, has denied assertions of a genocide against white Afrikaners."I'm an Afrikaner from South Africa myself.
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