Sasha Stevenson, executive director of SECTION27, is challenging attempts by vigilante groups to prevent migrants from receiving healthcare at public clinics in South Africa. Stevenson and her organization have a long history of advocating for healthcare access for migrants, often intervening when public facilities deny them services. The current situation involves active obstruction by vigilantes attempting to enforce their own exclusionary policies. Stevenson maintains the law is clear: everyone in South Africa, including migrants, has the right to healthcare. She is actively fighting back against these actions, ensuring continued access for vulnerable populations. This dispute highlights ongoing tensions surrounding immigration and healthcare provision within the country, and the role of civil society organizations in upholding legal rights. The case underscores the challenges faced by migrants seeking essential medical care.