Over 70 percent of women in a snapshot survey conducted by the South Africa Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) in 2023 reported experiencing abuse and harassment online, with 95 percent reporting seeing other women face abuse as well.6 A survey of LGBT+ youth released in April 2020 found that 82 percent reported experiencing harassment online because of their identity.7 Certain xenophobic hashtags such as #PutSouthAfricansFirst gained wider usage in South African online spaces in 2023.8 Political parties such as the African Transformation Movement (ATM), the Patriotic Alliance, and ActionSA reportedly used such hashtags to spread xenophobic narratives and amass voter support ahead of the 2024 elections.9 In January 2024, videos in which armed Patriotic Alliance party members were seen patrolling the border between Zimbabwe and South Africa and shouting at people who they claimed were attempting to illegally cross into South Africa, went viral on TikTok and WhatsApp, contributing to a surge in the use of xenophobic hashtags.10 The SAHRCs Social Media Charter provides guidelines for individuals and organizations to promote responsible and ethical behavior on social media, and includes sections on accountability, freedom of expression, privacy, and the protection of vulnerable groups.11 1Journalists assaulted at MK election rally ahead of South Africa elections, Committee to Protect Journalists, May 24, 2024, 2Ntombi Nkosi, Arrest IECs Janet Love, says Duduzile Zuma, IOL, June 1, 2024, 3Clara Martiny, Terra Rolfe, Bilen Zerie, Aoife Gallagher and Helena Schwertheim, Online Gendered Abuse and Disinformation During the 2024 South African Elections, ISD Global, August 2024, 4Julie Reid, Julie Posetti, Diana Maynard, Nabeelah Shabbir, and Don Kevin Hapal, The women journalists of South Africas Daily Maverick: SEXUALIZED, SILENCED AND LABELED SATAN, The International Center for Journalists, May 2024, 5Ibid

Invasion of Kamigawa // Rooftop Saboteurs Flip rating: Maybe dont use at all
I think this is a great intersection of the two cards, and Im glad design decided to lean into the Gitrog aspect, particularly the lands and sacrifice aspects
The top card of your library isn't in your hand, so you can't cycle it, discard it, or activate any of its abilities that could be activated from your hand