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Title   Consolidated Election Climate No. 1 – Feb 2005
Author National Constitutional Commission
Edition PDF
Published Harare: NCA
Year 2005-03-18
Pages 76
Abstract The citizens report that political violence is widespread, and, although actual physical violence is reduced on previous elections, hate speech, threats, and intimidation are widely reported. This would strongly suggest that the psychological climate, so essential to genuine elections and open choice, is severely lacking currently in Zimbabwe.
Bestand nca_cons_elec_climate1_Feb2005_20050318.pdf (955 Kb)
Country Zimbabwe
Themes
  • Elections
  • Freedom of expression
  • Political parties
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