Nelson Mandela's grandson blocked from giving Palestine solidarity speaking tour of Britain
THE government has been accused of “succumbing to Israeli pressure” after it blocked the grandson of Nelson Mandela from coming to Britain to give a Palestine solidarity speaking tour.
Mandla Mandela was due to speak at nine venues across the UK in nine days on a tour organised by the Scottish Palestine Solidarity Campaign.
His visa application was blocked by the British consulate in South Africa.
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