Thursday, 11 March 2010
     

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Public Hearings on the Indigenisation Regulations

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Civil Society Submissions to POSA Reforms

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POSA and the right to freedom of assembly

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ZCTU Position on the indigenization regulations

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Lack of transparency and accountability evident in Chiadzwa diamond mining arrangements

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Threats Against Civil Society Members on the Rise

Threats against civil society members have been on the rise for the past three months according to a joint statement issued by ZIMRIGHTS and Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights recently.

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WOZA marks International Women's Day with education protest in Bulawayo

SIX HUNDRED members of Women and Men of Zimbabwe Arise (WOZA) marched to the High Court in Bulawayo today in protest against the utterances of the Minister of Education, Senator David Coltart, made in Parliament last week.

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Relief Aid Agencies Suspend Operations in Gutu District

MASVINGO - Relief aid agencies have suspended operations in the hunger-stricken Gutu district of Masvingo Province after a senior Zanu-PF official in the province threatened to take over the distribution of the food aid in the area.

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NANGO distances itself from claims that it is advising members to contribute to NEC

NANGO would like to distance itself from the claims made by the National Employment Council (NEC) for Welfare and Educational Institutions in Zimbabwe that the Association is advising or urging its members to pay subscriptions to this employment council.

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Crisis coalition Statement on 11 March 2010

Background to 11 March

On the 11th of March 2007, state security agents attacked and brutalised opposition activists, human rights defenders and ordinary citizens who had attended a prayer meeting at Gwanzura stadium in Highfields Township.

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Declaration by NGO Directors on the ongoing crisis in Zimbabwe

We the leaders of 120 Non Governmental Organisations working to enhance social, economic and political development in Zimbabwe, having met from the 23rd to the 24th of October 2009 in Victoria Falls on the occasion of the NGO Directors Summer School:

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NANGO Deeply Concerned About the Marginalisation of Women in the Constitutional Reform Process.

The National Association of Non-Governmental Organisations (NANGO), the umbrella body of NGOs operating in Zimbabwe, is deeply concerned about the marginalisation of women in the government led constitutional reform process.

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