A human rights activist warns that Durban is facing a worsening xenophobia crisis marked by rising anti-migrant sentiment, mass displacement, and increasing street tensions. The activist says the situation is being compounded by the disruption of communities and livelihoods as people are forced to leave their homes, deepening the broader humanitarian strain in the city. The warning also points to growing unrest linked to an unofficial “June 30” deadline, which activists and observers say is being discussed locally and could heighten fears and provoke further violence. According to the report, the risks are not limited to isolated incidents; instead, the combination of hostile attitudes toward migrants and the movement of displaced people increases the likelihood of additional confrontation between groups. The activist calls attention to how quickly the crisis could intensify if tensions continue to build. The report frames the unfolding events as a humanitarian and rights concern, emphasizing the potential for further harm if the situation is not addressed through protections for affected communities and efforts to reduce violence.