ZHRO Strongly Condemns CAB3
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ZHRO Strongly Condemns ZANU-PF Violence and Sabotage of Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 Public Consultations
31 March 2026 –London/Harare
The Zimbabwe Human Rights Organisation (ZHRO) unequivocally condemns the scenes of violence, intimidation, and blatant exclusion that have turned Parliament’s so-called “public consultations” on the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No. 3) Bill 2026 into a shameful #ZanuPfCharade.
Beatings - intimidation - Zanu PF at Work
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- Written by: Mary Taruvinga - AFP
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modernghana.com/news/by Mary Taruvinga
Beatings, intimidation as Zimbabwe (regime) bids to extend presidential term
HARARE — Professor Lovemore Madhuku struggled to focus without his spectacles, broken in an assault that shocked many in Zimbabwe when footage of his injuries was shared on social media. His lips were still swollen, and bruises lined his back, the aftermath of an assault he blamed on police-backed security agents who stormed a meeting of his opposition party in early March. The attack is among a series reported by groups mobilising against a proposed constitutional amendment passed by cabinet last month that would extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa's term.
Death Bed Regrets and Hope
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- Written by: John Burke
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Whist researching Twitter/X for a support letter for one of our members, I came, perchance, upon the [litteral] death bed message (24hours ago) of Blessed Geza
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Fellow Zimbabweans,
I come to you at this unusual hour, my heart heavy with sorrow. I am in pain that I might not see the new Zimbabwe after Emmerson, but I take solace in the hope that you will continue the faith for a free and prosperous nation - the Zimbabwe I fiercely fought for.
Systematic Human Rights Abuse
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- Written by: Blessing Tariro Makeyi
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Human Rights and Rule of Law in Zimbabwe: A Systematic Breakdown
Zimbabwe's decline from a nation with constitutional protections and an independent judiciary to one characterized by systematic human rights abuses represents one of the most troubling transformations in post-colonial Africa. The erosion of the rule of law has not happened by accident but through deliberate policies and actions by those in power who view legal constraints as obstacles to be overcome rather than principles to uphold.
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