South African politician is banned in the UK at the home office

The contradictory South African politician, the main line in the racial relations in the country, was denied admission to the UK.

The internal service stated that Julius Malem was considered “non -public good” and that it was undesirable to provide him with entry.

In a letter published by the local NEWS 24 mass media, the UK government cited Hamas voice support, including a speech he made after 7 -October attacks, in which he said his own party was arming a group when it entered into power.

The UK also threatened to call for “slaughter of white people” and “take weapons” as the cause of the deviation.

His Economic Freedom Party (EFF), which finished fourth in the South Africa parliamentary elections last year, condemned the decision as “cowardice” and stated that it would suppress democratic discussions.

Malem was noticeably involved in the video last month, President Donald Trump during the visit of South Africa President Cyril Ramaphos to the White House.

This is the second time that the little one was refused the UK in just two months.

For the first time, the UK government said it had applied too late – this time a British official in South Africa said the BBC that it was a “significant decision”.

The UK said it was not entitled to appeal, and is likely to be denied future statements, News 24 reports.