Who we are? The Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) has established itself as a premier natural resources’ governance organisation in Zimbabwe and
According to World Health Organisation Global Status Report on Violence Prevention, one in three women and girls will experience physical, sexual or
Over the years there has been significant changes in land use patterns triggered by an increase in land based investments. The footprint
Zimbabwe is a State Party to key international human rights instruments such as the Convention on the Rights of the Child and
Although it cannot be ignored that Chinese investments in Zimbabwe have brought the much-needed investment in the mining sector, some of their
Introduction Most rural communities in Zimbabwe are severely affected by the impacts of climate change which include heat waves (with evidence of
WE the Civil Society in Zimbabwe under the flagship of the Zimbabwe Climate Change Working Group, Climate Action Network Zimbabwe, and ACCESS
Introduction The National Budget consultation season is upon us again. The Finance and Economic Development Committee and the Expanded Sustainable Development Goals
The responsibility to respect human rights requires that business enterprises; “Avoid causing or contributing to adverse human rights impacts through their own
Mutoko’s Karimazondo and Chingamuka villagers are living in fear after ‘some’ Chinese officials informed them that they will be relocated to pave
ZELA’s latest Mining Sector Situational Report is out. This edition highlights a range of interesting issues which include laws relating to mining
The judiciary system is one of the most important organs of a democratic and functional state. At the center of the judiciary
