About this briefing Today marks five years since seven people tragically lost their lives while 35 others were injured after the 2018 post-election violence that was witnessed in the country. In 2018, Zimbabwe held its first election post the Mugabe era, and many hoped that the election would mark the beginning of a new...
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Transitional Justice Watch Report – April to July 2022
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ZIM NGO FORUM STATE OF HUMAN RIGHTS REPORT 2021 EBOOK (2)
"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"
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),...
