The Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum (the Forum) is disturbed by the lack of transparency with regards to public hearings pertaining to the Commission of Inquiry Investigating the 2018 Post-Election…
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The events that obtained today, October 16, 2018 when police and state security agents tried to block journalists from the public commission of inquiry into the shooting of civilians by…
Private media journalists were today, 16 October barred from entering the Commission of Inquiry into the post-elections violence that took place on August 1, 2018 in Harare, which is scheduled…
THE High Court will on Wednesday 31 October 2018 preside over the hearing and determination of an application filed by Alison Charles, a relative of a shooting victim of the…
HIGH Court Judge Justice David Mangota will on Wednesday 10 October 2018 preside over the hearing and determination of an urgent chamber application filed by a relative of a shooting…
Charles & the Counselling Services Unit v the President of Zimbabwe and 10 Others A preliminary application for this case to be dealt with on an urgent basis has been…
The Commission of Inquiry into Post-Election Violence has now been set up. On the 14th September the President published a proclamation (No 6 of 2018) establishing the Commission and the…
Court application for the review of the President's decision to appoint a Commission of Inquiry relating to the 1 August 2018 killings. 1st applicant: Alison Charles 2nd applicant: Counselling Services...
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Background On 26 August 2018, President-Elect E.D Mnangagwa was inaugurated into office as the Second Executive President of the Republic of Zimbabwe. This followed the declaration by the Constitutional Court…
Elections alone are not giving the Zimbabwe government the legitimacy we all so badly need. This is illustrated by the following statement: “When not shooting civilians in the back, Zimbabwe’s…