Yesterday, the 16^th of November 2023, the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) released a statement on the political and human rights violations in the country. This statement has been issued on the heels of numerous reports of violence from the public and the media  as well as the Zimbabwe Republic Police. 

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Zimbabwe Gender Commission [ZGC]

[7th July 2023]

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Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission [ZHRC]

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ZIMBABWE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION [ZHRC]

[12th August 2022]

Press Statement against Hate Speech and Incitement of Violence

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Zimbabwe Electoral Commission [ZEC]

[14th June 2022]

Public Interviews of Candidates for Six ZEC Vacancies:

Friday 17th June 2022

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Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission [ZHRC]

[2nd March 2022]

Press Statement on the Enjoyment of Political Rights
Before, During and After Elections

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Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission [ZHRC]

[7th December 2021]

Filling of Two Vacancies on Human Rights Commission:

Parliament Announces Shortlisted Candidates for Public Interviews

on Friday 10th December at Parliament

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[3rd April 2021]

National Peace and Reconciliation Commission [NPRC]

Candidates Interviews Brought Forward to Friday 16th April

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[26th March 2021]

Candidates Shortlisted for the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission [NPRC]

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ZIMBABWE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION

[22th January 2019]

MONITORING REPORT IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE 14 JANUARY TO 16 JANUARY 2019 “STAY AWAY” AND SUBSEQUENT DISTURBANCES

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[06 January 2021]

Zimbabwe Media Commission Accreditation Statement

On the 5th of January 2021 the Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC) issued a statement regarding the accreditation of journalists and other media practitioners.