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28 June 2010
 
 
 
 
 
 
Should there be two terms for the President?
 

 

ZLHR’s Preliminary Appraisal of The Judicial Service Act Chapter 7:18

On 18 June 2010, Statutory Instrument 114 of 2010, operationalised the Judicial Service Act Chapter 7:18. ZLHR welcomes this development given the fact that this law has come into force after 4 years from the date it was finalised by parliament. ZLHR however contends that any law regulating the affairs of the judiciary must reinforce the notion of independence, impartiality, accountability and transparency of this critical third facet of government.

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23 June 2010
Information Alert

FORMER LEGISLATOR’S AIDE LANGUISHES IN POLICE CELLS

Joram Dube, a convener for former Nkayi South Member of Parliament Abednico Bhebhe’s campaign meetings is languishing in police cells after he was arrested last week on unspecified charges.

 

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ZESN/ZPP/ZLHR INDEPENDENT CONSTITUTION MONITORING PROJECT (ZZZICOMP

CHAOS AND BICKERING MARS CONSTITUTION MAKING PROCESS ACCREDITATION AND INDUCTION

Harare, 22 June 2010-Chaos reigned supreme in some of the country’s provinces as the constitution making process commenced on Monday 21 June 2010.
In Harare members of the constitutional outreach team were stranded after officials at Ambassador Hotel refused to accommodate them. As late as 23:00 hrs some members had not yet secured accommodation while few others secured accommodation at their relatives residences.

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Court orders police to release confiscated torture photographs

24 March 2010

High Court judge Justice Samuel Kudya

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‘Zim not conducive for constitutional reform’
Thursday 28 January 2010

By Hendricks Chizhanje
HARARE – Zimbabwe’s coalition government

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In Zimbabwe, courthouse filming lands journalist in jail

By Mohamed Keita - CPJ Africa

New York, March 1, 2010-A Zimbabwean freelance journalist

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