Jestina Mukoko, the director of the Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP), who
was abducted from her home on 3 December, has been left by her abductors at
Matapi Police Stati
Human rights groups have called on the Zimbabwe authorities to cease
the persecution of human rights activists after five people were
abducted in less than a week by
(Johannesburg, December 10, 2008) – With three human rights defenders abducted in less than one week by people suspected of working on behalf of the Zimbabwean a
Amnesty International has challenged world leaders to apologize for
six decades of human rights failure and re-commit themselves to deliver
concrete improvements.
A Zimbabwean human rights activist was abducted from her home at dawn
on Wednesday by a group of armed plain-clothes men who identified
themselves as policemen.
The Zimbabwean authorities must immediately disclose the whereabouts of human rights activist Jestina Mukoko, who was abducted from her home at dawn today by a group o
As political parties argue between themselves, an outbreak of cholera is affecting nine out of Zimbabwe's ten
provinces. Major hospitals are failing to provide medica
One hundred and forty-seven states voted overwhelmingly at the United
Nations on Friday to move forward with work on the main elements of an
Arms Trade Treaty.
Amnesty International's new report graphically demonstrates the ongoing suffering of the Zimbabwean
people, as the three main political parties struggle to
form an i
