South African civil society statement on the Global Political Agreement
The coalition government of Zimbabwe must urgently institute reforms and ensure human rights respect
We the undersigned South African Civil Society participants and the Zimbabwean Diaspora attending the above-mentioned event wish to highlight civil society’s grave concern at the lack of progress in the implementation of fundamental democracy and human rights reforms outlined in the Global Political Agreement guaranteed by SADC. We are concerned that the SADC mediation process has made little difference in the peace talks between the ZANU-PF and the two MDC formations in the quest to find a lasting solution to the Zimbabwean crisis. [Lire]
16 August 2011

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Zimbabwe Civil Society Position Paper to SADC on the Elections Roadmap
Zimbabwe civil society groups under the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition banner make the following five submissions to SADC leaders on critical steps to prepare Zimbabwe to hold genuinely free and fair elections under conditions of free political activity without violence or intimidation: [Lire]
15 August 2011

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Failure to suspend Zimbabwe from blood diamond scheme undermines efforts to end abuses and clean up international trade
The Kimberley Process (KP) rough diamond certification scheme failed to reach a consensus to suspend Zimbabwe at this week’s Plenary meeting in Namibia, in spite of evidence of serious non-compliance with the KP’s requirements and widespread government-sponsored human rights abuses, said civil society groups today. [Lire]
6 November 2009

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Stakeholders Call for an Official Audit of Zimbabwe’s External Debt
Stakeholders met yesterday in Harare to discuss Zimbabwe’s external debt, which threatens the welfare of its citizens who have been ravaged by a deep social, economic and political crisis. The Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development (ZIMCODD), a coalition of institutions and individuals focusing on social and economic justice, convened the meeting under the theme “The Economy in Transition Dialogue Conference: Towards a Sustainable Public Debt for Zimbabwe”. [Lire]
Zimcodd - 1 July 2009

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Diamonds’ Deadly Toll
They might end up as costly baubles on sale in shops around the world. But for some diamonds mined in Zimbabwe, the journey begins in massive illegal pit mines where men, women, and children are forced to work long days under the brutal authority of government troops, who took over the mine in a spree of bloodshed. [Lire]
Human Rights Watch - 26 June 2009

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More needed to end violations in Zimbabwe after 100 days
Exactly 100 days have passed since the inauguration of the Inclusive Government in Zimbabwe. The inauguration brought hope of change, but human rights violations targeted at human rights and political activists persist. [Lire]
Amnesty International - 22 June 2009

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Update on the situation in Zimbabwe
Since the signing of the Global Political Agreement (GPA) between Zanu PF and the two MDC formations, the Zimbabwean situation has not changed much. What has changed is the mood of people. There is an air of optimism all round. However, the situation on the grounds still points to a country still in crises. [Lire]
Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions - ZCTU - 4 June 2009

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100 jours après son entrée en fonction, le nouveau gouvernement zimbabwéen doit faire davantage pour mettre fin aux violations
Il y a 100 jours exactement, au Zimbabwe, le gouvernement d’union prenait la direction du pays. Son entrée en fonction a suscité un espoir de changement, mais les atteintes aux droits humains ciblant les militants politiques et les défenseurs des droits humains perdurent. [Lire]
Amnesty International - 22 mai 2009

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ACTSA position on Zimbabwe
ACTSA welcomes the agreement which has led to the inclusive government in Zimbabwe. We hope the agreement does work and brings about an end to human rights violations, restores democracy, tackles the economic crisis in a humane way and ensures an inclusive and effective response to the humanitarian crisis. It offers some hope to the Zimbabwean people that there is a solution to the political, economic and humanitarian crisis that has gripped their country and affected them for so long. [Lire]
Action for Southern Africa (ACTSA) - 9 May 2009

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COSATU condemns Mugabe for detention of opponents
The Congress of South African Trade Unions strongly condemns the continued detention in Zimbabwe of MDC Treasurer and Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Roy Bennett, Zimbabwe Peace Project Director, Jestina Mukoko, and other MDC activists, on trumped-up charges. [Lire]
COSATU - 18 February 2009

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