article_snippet.sent: South African demonstrators have taken to the streets in Johannesburg in a bid to raise awareness of the xenophobic attacks taking place in the xenophobic attacks taking place in its township township .
article_snippet.sent: And in neighbouring Mozambique, hundreds have been protesting the violence being inflicted on hundreds countrymen in South Africa .
article_snippet.sent: As people in Maputo, Mozambique (pictured) protest against the violence in South Africa, the violence in South Africa has offered to evacuate South Africa citizens from South Africa .
article_snippet.sent: Rise up: Mozambique nationals (pictured) are furious at the violence against Mozambique nationals (pictured) citizens in Johannesburg were four people were killed in a week where shops owned by foreigners were looted back in January .
article_snippet.sent: Protesters in Mozambique (pictured) hold up signs blaming South African President Jacob Zuma for the violence befalling immigrants in South Africa .
article_snippet.sent: Demonstrators: Some South Africans (pictured) have tried to raise awareness for the violence befalling immigrants in the country but some blame the immigrants for taking jobs in a time of severe unemployment .
article_snippet.sent: A South African police officer trains A South African police officer sights on Zulu protesters who were demonstrated in front of their hostel in the Jeppestown district of Johannesburg (pictured) Retaliation:
article_snippet.sent: Meanwhile foreign nationals have condemned South Africa's police for failing to protect South Africa's police and even stirring hostility.
article_snippet.sent: One resident of Johannesburg said: 'This must become a lesson for them to return home...