AI to Monitor Zimbabwe for 100 Days
Amnesty International (AI) says it will closely monitor the human rights situation in Zimbabwe for the next 100 days, to test the commitment of the unity government to real reforms in the country.
The announcement follows a meeting between AI's secretary-general, Irene Khan, and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, in the United Kingdom, after wrapping up a six-day visit to Zimbabwe last week.
Khan reported last week that the unity government had made too little progress in tackling human rights violations in the country where, among other things, political activists continue to face persecution by the courts.
To read the article titled, “Amnesty to closely monitor human rights crisis for next 100 days,” click here.
The announcement follows a meeting between AI's secretary-general, Irene Khan, and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, in the United Kingdom, after wrapping up a six-day visit to Zimbabwe last week.
Khan reported last week that the unity government had made too little progress in tackling human rights violations in the country where, among other things, political activists continue to face persecution by the courts.
To read the article titled, “Amnesty to closely monitor human rights crisis for next 100 days,” click here.
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