Seven Civic Society Organizations (CSOs) have petitioned the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC), demanding an immediate revision of the exorbitant candidate nomination fees. The nomination fees, as per Statutory Instrument 144 of 2022, currently stand at US$20,000 for presidential candidates, payable in cash or at the prevailing
Civil society groups in Zimbabwe have set up community structures to monitor, alert and report human rights issues ahead of the Mwenezi East by-election slated for the 8th of April 2017. In a statement released to the media, Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights), Heal Zimbabwe Trust
Communities in Beitbridge are banking on the Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights) to help them overcome political intimidation as they search for lasting peace and development. After a constitutional awareness meeting at Whunga Village in Ward 10 on January 30, 2017, the community resolved to engage
Harare – Civil society organisations agreed to oppose the constitutional amendment being pushed by government to alter the process of appointment of top Zimbabwean judges at an emergence meeting coordinated by Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition. The meeting was held at the Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights)
Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights) National Director Okay Machisa says Civil Society is demanding rights to easy accessibility of their cash, nonpartisan distribution of food relief and protection against state security brutality during demonstrations. He said this during the 2016 International Human Rights Day commemorations held
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