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Exclude migrants from transitional justice processes at your own risk (30.06.09)

By George Mukundi Wachira In recent years, a number of African states – especially those emerging from conflict and periods of serious human rights violations – have adopted or proposed various mechanisms ...

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Zimbabwe's Mugabe Faults PM Tsvangirai On Results of Western Tour (26.06.09)

By Studio 7 Staff Interview With Rejoice Ngwenya  - Download (MP3) Interview With Rejoice Ngwenya  - Listen (MP3) Interview with James Maridadi  - Download (MP3) ...

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Zimbabwe rights abuses nearing 'crime against humanity': report (22.06.09)

By Tere Miller-Sporrer Torture and other human rights abuses in Zimbabwe have become so commonplace that they constitute a crime against humanity, according to a study [text, PDF] for the Centre for the ...

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Rights Report: Zimbabwe Abuses Could Constitute Crimes Against Humanity (21.06.09)

By Scott Bobb A study by human rights groups in southern Africa say torture and other abuses in Zimbabwe have been so widespread and systematic that they could be considered crimes against humanity. ...

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Subliminal terror in Zimbabwe (18.06.2009)

Produced by Livhuwani Mammburu. The Centre for the Study of violence and Reconciliation in collaboration with Action Support Centre recently launched a report titled “The changing patterns of torture and violence in ...

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Pardon for Vlok? (07.06.2009)

By CITIZEN REPORTER JOHANNESBURG - Former Law and Order Minister Adriaan Vlok and several right wing criminals have been recommended for presidential pardons. This revelation has come to light as the result ...

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Vlok in line for pardon? (07.06.2009)

By Eleanor MombergFormer law and order minister Adriaan Vlok is among 121 people recommended for a presidential pardon, according to a civil society coalition that had legally challenged the granting of special ...

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