World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Ghebreyesus has strongly condemned recent xenophobic attacks occurring in Mozambique. The attacks target foreign nationals, and Ghebreyesus expressed deep concern over the escalating violence and discrimination. While the specific details of the attacks weren’t provided, the condemnation highlights a worrying trend of hostility towards migrants in the region. The WHO chief emphasized the importance of protecting the rights and dignity of all individuals, regardless of their nationality or origin. He urged Mozambican authorities to take swift action to ensure the safety and security of foreign residents and to hold perpetrators accountable. This statement underscores the WHO’s commitment to health equity and social justice, recognizing that xenophobia poses a threat to public health and well-being. Further details regarding the scope and impact of the attacks are pending.