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Human Rights Watch Demands The Release Of Over 70 Detained Opposition Activists In Zimbabwe

8 months agoThu, 01 Aug 2024 11:22:33 GMT
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Human Rights Watch Demands The Release Of Over 70 Detained Opposition Activists In Zimbabwe

Human Rights Watch has demanded the release of over 70 opposition activists, most of them young people, who have been held since June 16, 2024.

Idriss Ali Nassah, senior Africa researcher at Human Rights Watch has accused Zimbabwe’s criminal justice system of repeatedly violating the rights of opposition members. Said Nassah:

Zimbabwe’s criminal justice system has time and again violated the rights of people aligned with the opposition.

Pretrial detention should be no longer than necessary, and no one should be unjustly detained for long and arbitrary periods.

The prolonged pretrial detention of political activists is just the latest example of the failure of President Mnangagwa’s government to promote, protect and respect basic human rights.

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Concerned governments should be pressing the administration of President Mnangagwa to uphold the rule of law.

The opposition activists were arrested in Avondale, Harare, at the home of CCC interim leader Jameson Timba, while commemorating the Day of the African Child.

Those arrested face charges of participating in a gathering with the intent to promote public violence, breaches of peace or bigotry, and disorderly conduct.

The High Court upheld the decision on July 17, leaving the detainees languishing in prolonged pretrial detention at Harare’s Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison.

A magistrate court on June 27 denied them bail on the grounds that the detainees were likely to commit similar offences if released.

Lawyers for the detainees say since their arrest, the activists have been beaten and tortured and denied the rights to humane treatment, bail, medical care, and other basic rights.

Agency Gumbo, one of the detainees’ lawyers said that some of the detainees had suffered severe injuries from police beatings, and doctors had recommended that the injured be admitted to the hospital, but the courts refused to release them.

Among those detained is Maureen Dinha and her 1-year-old child, as well as Nicole Chabata, a teenager who is supposed to take final secondary school examinations in October.

Also in jail is Tambudzai Makororo, whose leg was fractured during the June 16 arrest. Makororo’s child died while she was in custody, but the authorities refused her permission to attend the funeral or to bury her son.

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13 Comments

Bhobhojani · 8 months ago
Vanotyora mutemo ngavaworere mujeri, vanoda kuita kunge nyika yavo vega, vana vaSatan
wydad · 8 months ago
who funds human rights watch??? ......
sekuru muyananisi · 8 months ago
@Anonimous ummmm hama!!! comment iyo ino komborera chose uye ine moyo murefu netsitsi nevamwe vano ngoita mutevere choozikanwa hapana dei vachingoregererwa havo shuwa havachazviiti zvekungoita gudza dungwe idzo shasha dzakaronga Izvi Vari kudzimba ne mhuri dzavo.EHEEE SHUWA MAPURISA HAANGOSUNGI MUNHU AKAZVIGARIRA KUMBA KWAKE NO NO NO.DENO VAKATAURA KU COURT KT ISU CHATINOZIVA HAPANA TADZIDZA KT TIRI KUNGO SHANDISWA .NAANA NHINGI NA NHINGIRIKIRI NA UYO !!!!!VANOBUDISWA KONOTORWA VARIDZI VECHIRONGWA ICHOCHI AVO VARI KUTORONGA ZVAVO GO FUND ME!!!!!ASI VARI IVO VAKAPINZA HAMA MUNYATWA IYII!!! Mufunge, Vakuru vavo vanochengeta mitemo yenyika vanotya kuenda kujeri zekuti Bheeee!!!
WV · 8 months ago
Human rights watch yekuita sei apa? Kana vanhu vaita zviri kunze kwemutemo vanosungwa ma rights avo ombosendekwa parutivi, vozopihwa kodzero dzavo kana nyaya dzavo dzapera. Is that not according enough human rights? Human rights are for everyone, but not outside the confines of the law. Zimbabwe has laws that all of us must obey regardless of political persuasions. Law is law. Break it and suffer the consequences.
Anonymous · 8 months ago
Ummmm pakaipa,pakaipa. Vaakuyaura varimo mutirongo vanhu ava. Pavanobudaka,ruzhinji rwavo harufe rwakada kuenda panounganwa unganwa,coz ma1 ukabatwa. Ndinoti kuvakuru vemutemo,deno vachivasunungura. Vadzidza vanzwa kurwadziwa, Ichokwadi kuti vamwe vavo vaingoteerawo kurikuenda mhepo yavasingzive, potse potse nekunyengedzwa ne mafufu semakonzo. Vakazvipamhazve ,ummmm,hamenokuti vanenge vachiti zvoozoperasei.
👀👀 · 8 months ago
pane ane ma highkights wo here ekuma olimpics,tave nemenduru wo here chero imwe zvayo,coz ana SA vatoo negoridhe kusweaming,tingashaye here isu takaendesa delagation yakawanda kupfuura ma participants
z · 8 months ago
into zilizwe lile yiyo development ukutshaya abantu lokubulala
ClD Admire kuyeri · 8 months ago
bvisayi vanhu muchizarira
Zeus mfana · 8 months ago
So now it's a crime to celebrate, come together aaaah I didn't know tht
Erudite · 8 months ago
The Zimbabwean government doesn't yeild to or negotiate with terrorists...Those 70 terrorists got their just comeuppance for trying to stage a terrorist attack while cloaked under the veil of a holiday not recognized on our national calendar...Human rights watch or whatever can go stick it where the sun doesn't shine...We are a sovereign nation forged in the heat of battle and we will be damned if we let rogue entities shape our domestic policy... Erudite out
Anonymous · 8 months ago
U are so right. These thugs must be punished. If they cared so much for the African child why are they calling for sanctions against Zim when they know children are affected more than anyone. A ccc activist based in the UK was given 3 years for inciting violence.
ddpp · 8 months ago
thats why vanhu vachienda kuno flipper ma jipe ku chndo ita pool party wato sungwa

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