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The Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) has urged the government to criminalise abductions and enforced disappearances in accordance with the country’s constitution. On the occasion of the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances, the human rights organization emphasized the need for the government to ratify the United Nations International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance. ZHLR said:
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While in Section 53, the Constitution expressly outlaws torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, the lack of legislation that criminalises abduction and enforced disappearances has created a gap in domestic law and fuelled impunity.
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ZHLR said the recent surge in reported cases of enforced disappearances, particularly targeting government critics, highlights the urgency for Zimbabwean authorities to establish a legal framework that prevents such grave human rights violations and ensures justice and redress for victims and their families. ZLHR also called upon both state and non-state actors to take effective measures in preventing enforced disappearances and holding the responsible parties accountable.
Several government critics, including opposition members and human rights defenders, have made claims of being abducted by suspected state security agents. Some notable cases include Itai Dzamara, a well-known activist advocating for political change, he was abducted in 2015 and has not been seen since.
Another one is Jestina Mukoko, a human rights activist and journalist. She was abducted in 2008 and held incommunicado for several weeks before being charged with plotting to overthrow the government. Tawanda Muchehiwa, a journalism student, was abducted in 2020 and allegedly tortured by suspected state security agents. Joana Mamombe, Cecilia Chimbiri, and Netsai Marova claimed that they were abducted by suspected state security agents in 2020 after participating in a protest and reportedly subjected to torture and sexual assault.
The government denies these allegations, claiming they are staged to tarnish its image. Authorities often attribute the abductions to a “third force” aiming to discredit the government. Some analysts argue that these abductions are intended to instil fear among government critics who expose human rights violations and mismanagement by the government.
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ZLHR Urges Zimbabwe To Criminalise Abductions And Enforced Disappearances

Joanna Mamombe, a lawmaker for the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), and party activist Cecilia Chimbiri have been acquitted by the High Court in a case where they were accused of publishing falsehoods.
The women were charged following a 2020 incident where they claimed to have been abducted and tortured by suspected state agents. The activists were arrested at a police roadblock after staging a flash anti-government demonstration in Warren Park, Harare. Mamombe and Chimbiri, together with Netsai Marova who has since fled the country, were put in police custody at Harare Central Police Station. However, they were later discovered injured and soiled in Bindura, 70km outside Harare, after their friends and party raised an alarm about their disappearance.
The state accused them of lying about their abduction to harm the government’s reputation, arguing that CCTV footage showed them in Belgravia during the time they claimed to have been abducted. Authorities, however, did not explain how the trio escaped from police custody.
In court, Joanna Mamombe and Cecilia Chimbiri’s lawyer, Alec Muchadehama, accused the State of punishing his clients due to the hype their case received on social media. The women were acquitted after appealing against magistrate Vongai Guuriro Muchuchuti’s ruling that they had a case to answer and should proceed to a defence hearing.
In delivering the ruling, High Court judge Justice Priscilla Munangati Manongwa said the lower court had erred in failing to discharge the women at the close of the State’s case. The judge criticised the State’s case, saying it was marred with malice and falsehoods. The judge also highlighted that it was unconstitutional and against the principles of the court to push the applicants into a defence case to supplement the inadequacies of the State’s case and hope that in the process they incriminate themselves. The judge ordered the women’s discharge at the close of the State’s case.
The judge ruled that the State’s case was marred with malice and falsehoods and that the women should be found not guilty and acquitted at the close of the State case.
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Fake Abduction Case: Mamombe And Chimbiri Acquitted

The High Court has granted an application to halt the trial of proceedings in a case where Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) activists <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Joana_Mamombe">Joana Mamombe</a> and <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Cecilia_Chimbiri">Cecilia Chimbiri</a> are being accused of allegedly filing false abduction reports.
Mamombe and Chimbiri, who are being represented by <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Alec_Muchadehama">Alec Muchadehama</a> and <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Jeremiah_Bamu">Jeremiah Bhamu</a> had asked the higher court to stop the proceedings of the lower court to enable it to review magistrate Faith Mushure’s ruling for discharge which she dismissed.
High Court judge Justice Munangati-Manongwa granted the application pending review. The judge ruled:
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It is ordered that the trial proceedings against the applicants in the magistrates court be, and is hereby stayed pending the determination of the application for review in the High Court.
The applicants shall file a complete transcript of the proceedings not later than October 7. The respondents to file opposition papers by October 21, the applicants shall file answering affidavit on October 28, heads of arguments by applicants on November 4 and respondents by November 17. The application for review shall be heard on November 17 at 10 am.
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Mamombe, Chimbiri and their colleague, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Netsai_Marova">Netsai Marova</a> claim that they were arrested during a flash food protest in Warren Park on the 13th of May in 2020. Police initially issued a statement confirming the arrest but later retracted the statement.
The trio say they were then kidnapped from police custody by suspected state security agents who allegedly physically and sexually assaulted them the <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/05/15/mamombe-and-other-party-members-found-in-bad-shape-mdc/">whole night before dumping them</a> in Bindura, some 86 km from Harare.
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High Court Halts Trial Proceedings In Chimbiri, Mamombe Abduction Case

Harare magistrate Taurai Manuwere has issued a warrant of arrest against Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) activist <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Makomborero_Haruzivishe">Makomborero Haruzivishe</a> for failing to attend court Tuesday.
Haruzuvishe is accused of breaching COVID-19 regulations by taking part in an anti-government protest in Harare’s Warren Park suburb during the country’s lockdown period.
The trial failed to proceed Tuesday after Haruzivishe did not attend.
Haruzivishe is jointly charged with CCC legislator <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Joana_Mamombe">Joana Mamombe</a> and fellow activists <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Cecilia_Chimbiri">Cecilia Chimbiri</a>, Stanley Manyenga and Lovejoy Chitengu. They were remanded to September 16.
His lawyer Alec Muchadehama said he will make an effort to locate his client. <a href="https://www.zimlive.com/2022/09/activist-haruzivishe-issued-with-arrest-warrant-for-skipping-trial/">ZimLive.com</a> quotes him as saying:
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We agree to the postponement your worship.
The date is by consent of your worship and this will give us time to track the whereabouts of the accused. We are also not aware of his whereabouts.
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<h2>Other charges:</h2>
Haruzivishe also faces kidnapping charges with an alternative charge of participating in a gathering with the intent to promote public violence.
He is accused of chain locking employees of Impala Car Rental inside their shop in Harare while protesting the arrest of ZINASU leader <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Takudzwa_Ngadziore">Takudzwa Ngadziore</a>.
Haruzivishe has spent 10 months in jail before, after defaulting court and also got convicted for resisting law officers.
He was granted bail earlier this year by the High Court following a successful appeal.
In the case for which he was supposed to appear in court Tuesday, Haruzivishe is accused of staging an anti-government protest during a government-declared lockdown.
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Warrant Of Arrest  Issued For Makomborero Haruzivishe

Data records have indicated that cellphones owned by Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) activists Joana Mamombe and Cecilia Chimbiri never left Harare on the day they claim to have been abducted.
During re-examination by the State, Engineer Tapera Christopher Kazembe said on the day the CCC activists claimed to have been abducted, there were no records of calls from a location outside Harare.
He added that there was user usage on the cellphones considering the volumes of data that was recorded on call date records. 
Asked prosecutor Mr Michael Reza:
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On the documents which you prepared, was there evidence that from 2pm and 10pm, the cellphones never left Harare or the urban area?
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Eng Kazembe replied: 
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On the call records, from time of 2 pm up to 10 pm on the 13th of May, there is no record of call made out of area of Harare. The mobile phones did not leave Harare.
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The State accuses Mamombe, Chimbiri and Netsai Marova of faking their own abduction to soil the image of the government. 
The trio went missing in Warren Park on Wednesday 13 May after they were reportedly abducted during a flash protest.
 
Police initially alleged that they had arrested the three but later denied that the three were in custody. The trio claims that suspected state security agents abducted them from police custody, sexually abused them and dumped them in Bindura.
Mamombe and Chimbiri are expected to be back in court on March 31 when chief magistrate Mrs Mushure makes a ruling on the State’s application to recall its witness.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/mamombe-chimbiri-cellphones-never-left-harare-court-told/">The Herald</a>

New Twist To Mamombe, Chimbiri Abduction Case

MDC Alliance activist, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Netsai_Marova">Netsai Marova</a> has been released from prison after spending the Sunday night in prison for allegedly entering a restricted area at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport.
Pindula News present a police statement on the matter reads in part:
<blockquote>4. On the 27th of tune 2021 and at around 2200 hours, the COMPLAINANT was on duty at the DEPARTURES ENTRANCE at the ROBERT GABRIEL MUGARE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, IIARARE. The ACCUSED PERSON (Netsai Marova) came and approached the COMPLAINANT seeking assistance as she had a relative who had just arrived at the ARRIVALS HALL, onboard FAST JET and needed to be re-tested for COVID 19. The ACCUSED PERSON was then informed by the COMPLAINANT that she had no knowledge of the process. The ACCUSED PERSON was referred to one MR BULAWAYO of the NATIONAL HANDLING SERVICES for assistance but same had no knowledge.
5. The ACCUSED PERSON was then ordered to go back at OUTSIDE the DEPARTURES ENTRANCE and the ACCUSED PERSON insisted that she wanted to go to the ARRIVALS HALL. The ACCUSED PERSON was advised by the COMPLAINANT that such ENTRY WAS RESTRICTED but the ACCUSED PERSON proceeded to the ARRIVAL HALL and entered through a NO ENTRY DOOR of the ARRIVALS HALL DOOR.</blockquote>
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