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Publications

16 Dec 25

Signed, But Not Funded

Signed, But Not Funded Why the 2026 Budget Betrays the People’s Human Rights Manifesto Introduction On November 27, 2025, Minister of Finance Mthuli Ncube presented the 2026 National Budget, projecting 5% economic growth. This Policy Brief analyzes the budget through the lens of the People’s Human Rights Manifesto, an accountability tool launched by ZimRights in […]
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Presentation to Parliament on the Vagrancy Act

On 25 November 2024, the Zimbabwe Human Rights Association met with the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Defence, Home Affairs and Security Servics at the New Parliament Building, Mt Hampden, Harare, Zimbabwe. Below is a presentation made to the Committee. Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Defence, Home Affairs and Security Services Honourable Members of Parliament All members and […]
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Tax Holidays Fact Sheet

What is a Tax Holiday? It is a casual term used to define tax exemption. In terms of the laws of tax there are people and entities that may be exempted from paying tax for a fixed duration. Zimbabwe has been using these laws for a number of reasons chief among them being to attract […]
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LEVEL UP! Constitution Clubs Members’ Handbook

The “Level UP! Constitution Clubs Members handbook” is a learning resource and reference tool for High School students who are members of the Constitution Clubs. The handbook equips club members with necessary knowledge for them to educate their peers and well as undertake club activities, and it can be used for individual and group learning. […]
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OPEN UP: HANDBOOK ON WOMEN, HUMAN RIGHTS AND LEADERSHIP

On 2 June 2021, ZimRights launched  the OPEN UP: HANDBOOK ON WOMEN, HUMAN RIGHTS AND LEADERSHIP . We believe it is an essential resource for all women human rights defenders who seek to go beyond mere participation but to lead the human rights discourse.   Download the report here OPEN UP HANDBOOK ON WOMEN, HUMAN RIGHTS […]
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CLC Analysis of the Zimbabwe Independent Complaints Commission Bill

This  is a commentary from the recently established Constitutional Law Centre on the Zimbabwe Independent Complaints Commission Bill which seeks to implement section 210 of the Constitution which requires the establishment of an independent complaints mechanism .  The principal purpose of the ICM is to provide an avenue for members of the public to pursue […]
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Learning to Walk

The Learning to Walk Report provides a big picture of the milestones of the Constitution’s journey since it was adopted in 2013. It is intended to provide a balanced picture of what has been done and how the constitution has fared so far; the lessons learned and finally a set of recommendations. We are launching […]
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