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Journalists for the Zimbabwe Independent were arrested and charged with "false statements prejudicial to the state" after they wrote about a meeting between politicians.
Zimbabwe Highlights
Free Expression & the LawBeatrice Mtetwa continues to face charges of "defeating or obstructing the course of justice" for asking police officers to produce a warrant when searching the homes of four government officials.
Impunity Freedom of AssemblySince December 2012, the ZANU-PF controlled police have carried out an apparent campaign of politically motivated abuses against civil society activists and organizations, Human Rights Watch said.
Free Expression & the LawThe Zimbabwean reported that Obey Manyiti had approached police because he was facing death threats from ousted provincial youth chairman Tawanda Mukodza. But Manyiti was taken into custody when he reached the police station, because Mukdoza had filed a complaint of criminal insult prior to Manyiti’s arrival.
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