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After
the election: A crisis in Zimbabwe
Since the 29
March election, over 30 people have been killed in post election
violence. Hundreds of men, women and children have been beaten with
whips, chains and sticks. Huts have been burnt and livestock has
been slaughtered. Post election violence has been sweeping across
Zimbabwe including Mashonaland, Harare and Manicaland. The majority
of reports indicate that the perpetrators of this violence are members
of Zanu PF, or youth militia members dressed in police or army uniforms.
But there are also reports of MDC supporters attacking Zanu PF members.
See
for yourself
A 13 DVD produced
by the Solidarity Peace Trust - After the election: A crisis in
Zimbabwe graphically depicts the brutality of the post-election
period. Using first hand accounts by victims of violence - and the
family members of those murdered - the video conveys the extent
of the physical and psychological scars of this violence.
You can download
this video here,
or ask us to send you a copy. Send a text message with your postal
address to +263 912 452 201 to request the DVD - and text us your
ideas on how ordinary Zimbabweans can stand up to this violence
and take back our power.
Watch the DVD
with your friends and colleagues and send an email to 
and let us know what you thought of it.
Speak
out about what you've seen
Convert your
outrage into action. Contact the Ministry of Home Affairs and tell
them what you've seen - and demand an end to the violence.
Ministry of
Home Affairs
Eleventh Floor
Mukwati Building
Corner 4th Street / Livingstone Ave
Harare
Tel: +263
4 703641/3
Fax: +263 4 707231
Email: moha@gvt.co.zw
Mobile: +263 11605 424 (Kembo Mohadi)
Get
involved
Africa Day,
May 25, is Stand Up (for) Zimbabwe Day. Plan an action to protest
the post-election violence and join the campign. Find out more here.
Get
informed
Visit our special
index page of images and articles on post-election violence,
and read these reports:
- Escalating
cases of organised violence and torture, and of intimidation of
medical personnel - ZADHR - Read
more
- Land, retribution
and elections: Post election violence on Zimbabwe's remaining
farms - JAG & Idasa - Read
more
- Terror on
the farms - GAPWUZ - Read
more
- Disturbing
abuses perpetrated under Operation Mavhoterapapi - Bulawayo
Agenda - Read
more
- Report on
post-election violence - ZimRights - Read
more
- Surge in
state-sponsored violence - Human Rights Watch - Read
more
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