Human rights pressure group, Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) says the month of November was characterised by partisan distribution of agricultural inputs under Government’s Pfumvudza input program. In a monthly report for November titled ‘Height of Intolerance’ ZPP said there was also continuation of bias in court
Human Rights watchdog, the Zimbabwe Peace Project has expressed concern over increased human rights violations in the country, with partisan distribution of the farming inputs under the Pfumvudza programme and harassment topping the list. In its monthly report for October, ZPP raised concern over two separate
Local human rights pressure group Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) says the country has joined the league of the world’s repressive governments. In its monthly report for September, ZPP said the government continued to use the Covid-19 pandemic to stifle rights and freedoms of citizens. “In September, Zimbabwe
The National Transitional Justice Working Group (NTJWG), a local civil organisation advocating for justice have expressed concern over the increase in use of hate speech by Government officials including President Emmerson Mnangagwa. In a statement, the pressure group said the increase in hate speech comes at
The Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) says the continued human rights violations by state security agents confirms that the country is sliding into a military state. In a monthly report for June titled "Under a Darkening Sky", ZPP says there has been an increase of violations perpetrated
For the second time this year, the police and army have topped the list of perpetrators of human rights violations, according to the Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP). In its Monthly report for May 2020, ZPP noted that state security agents have been major perpetrators of human
The Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) has raised alarm over the manner in which some parts of the country are experiencing the Covid-19 induced lockdown. In a weekly report on the lockdown ZPP says five districts namely Binga, Chiredzi, Matobo, Mutasa and Mutoko have been facing varying
A total of 195 human rights violation were recorded across the country during the month of February, according to rights watchdog, the Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP). The ZPP report for the month of February indicates that there were violations of civil, political, social and economic rights. “The
Cases of human rights violations continue to increase in the country, according to the January 2020 monthly report by human rights watchdog, the Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP). The report indicates that violations increased significantly with Mashonaland Central recording the highest number. “The month of January 2020 saw
Only one in 10 Zanu-PF candidates and around one in seven opposition candidates are female in this year's election. Women are also notably absent from the top ranks of both parties.
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