"A common goal of promoting and protecting individual and societal physical, mental, and social well-being can give survivors of human rights violations the impression that the country and the government are making a serious and long-term effort to care for them and are trying to make amends for the injustices"
Click below to download the Newsletter January – March 2022 Newsletter January – March 2022
Zimbabwe has experienced several violent epochs, which have largely remained unresolved. BY RUMBIDZAI MUYENDESI Chief among Zimbabwe’s unresolved violent episodes is the Gukurahundi massacres. According to the Catholic Commission of Justice and Peace in Zimbabwe’s nerve-wracking report Breaking the Silence, about 20 000 civilians were killed in the Matabeleland and Midlands provinces between 1982...
The first quarter of 2022 set the tone for what seems to be a busy year for transitional justice. Critical developments which will be covered in this edition include the announcement by President Emmerson Mnangagwa to launch the Gukurahundi hearings; the destruction of the Gukurahundi memorial plaques in Bhalagwe and the Universal Periodic Review (UPR),...
Dec 2021 Doctors’ Mental Wellness Report
2020 is the presentati on of the NPRC’s 2018 and 2019 Annual Reports to Parliament and the subsequent publicati on of the reports. This was a step in the right directi on for the NPRC, a welcome development that enabled stakeholders parti cularly survivors to interact with the NPRC’s report and refl ect on the...
To read, click the link below: Perception Survey on the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC)
To read, click the link: Review of the NPRC’s Strategic Plan and Legal Framework – December 2020REVIEW-OF-THE-NPRC-1.pdf
To read, click the link below: Statute of the National Transitional Justice Working GroupNTJWG-Statute-3-December-2021-1.pdf
Click the link below to read: NTJWG: 2020-2021 strategic plan
