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Elections: Hopeless yet costly exercise

By Dzikamai Bere ON August 22, a day before the watershed 2023 elections in Zimbabwe, we launched the policy and practice brief titled Facing the Fear: Confronting Threats to Personal Security and Peace in Zimbabwe. The policy and practice brief extracts key policy and practice findings and recommendations from the 2022 State of Peace Report […]
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ZimRights Statement Condemning Political Intimidation in Zaka and Marange

Zimbabwe Human Rights Association notes with concern the rising cases in political intimidation and threats ahead of the 2023 elections. ZimRights community human rights monitors as well as several reports in mainstream and social media have pointed to an increase in this phenomenon with the alleged perpetrators being from the ruling party and its affiliates. […]
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August 2023 Newsletter

August Newsletter was  dominated by the August 23-24  election. Get  insights into our work from the various sections of the Newsletter. Access the newsletter here conta.cc/3ZiA1XN
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ZimRights Presents the People’s Human Rights Manifesto to President Emmerson Mnangagwa

Press Release ZimRights Presents the People’s Human Rights Manifesto to President Emmerson Mnangagwa Calling for Unequivocal Prioritisation of Human Rights in Zimbabwe’s Political Discourse On the 8th of August 2023, ZimRights National Chairperson Mr. Takesure Musiiwa presented The People’s Human Rights Manifesto (the People’s Manifesto) to the President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa both in his capacity […]
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The Nexus Between Mining and Violence

The Nexus Between Mining and Violence Towards 2023 Elections The study investigates and analyses the linkages between mining, human rights abuses, political and electoral violence in Zimbabwe. Using a combination of desk research, in-depth interviews, and focus group discussions, it explores in detail the phenomenon of machete gangs connected to artisanal mining in Bindura, Kadoma […]
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No Power for the People who Gave Power to the Nation

No Power for the People who Gave Power to the Nation: Mola Community’s Struggle to Access Electricity By Dzikamai Bere and Kenneth Magwada This week we released our 2022 Impact Report which captures how our work at ZimRights is shifting power in the communities and increasing access to human rights for the people. This is […]
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July 2023 Newsletter

ZimRights July Human Rights Round Up was packed with the latest human rights news from around Zimbabwe, the newsletter covered key developments in the country, in the Parliament, on election campaigns, featuring key human rights campaigns from ZimRights including our 2022 Annual Report with 4 stories of impact. Access full  Link here conta.cc/3QPXFZL
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