Zimbabwe Watch - Press statements
12 December 2005
Seizure of passports - see Dutch press release on this page
De Zimbabwaanse geheime dienst heeft op donderdag 8 december het paspoort van Trevor Ncube en op vrijdag 9 december het paspoort van Paul Themba Nyathi ingenomen.
29 November 2005
Chilling Zimbabwe Footage shocks international parliamentarianshuman rights situation in Zimbabwe
Parliamentarians from the African, Caribbean and Pacific nations and the European Union on Saturday saw chilling footage of the devastation caused in Zimbabwe by the brutal clearances of poor urban districts started in May this year.
16 November 2005
A Joint Appeal to African Leaders to address the human rights situation in Zimbabwe
Through the African Union and the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD) African Heads of State and Government have made a commitment to human rights and accountability in Africa. We are calling on African leaders to honour these commitments and end their long silence on human rights violations in Zimbabwe.
28 June 2005
Humanitarian crisis in Zimbabwe
Over the past five weeks the Government of Zimbabwe has been responsible for a human tragedy across the country.
21 March 2005
Lovemore Madhuku arrested
NCA Chairperson Lovemore Madhuku was unable to participate at a talkshow about the elections in Zimbabwe, held in Amsterdam on the 22nd of March. Madhuku was arrested on Sunday 20th of March.
31 January 2005
The Zimbabwean – a voice for the voiceless
A newspaper to cater for Zimbabweans in the diaspora will be launched on February 11, 2005. The paper, to be called “The Zimbabwean”, will be published in the UK with a Southern African edition produced in Johannesburg. The initial print run will be 120 000 copies.
