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Vigil in the UK continues protest against human rights abuses in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe Vigil Diary: "Another virtual Vigil today (Saturday) continues our protest against the human rights abuse and lack of democracy in Zimbabwe. Our virtual Vigil activists today were Diana Machingauta and Mashama Mazise who both kindly contributed to Vigil funds. They carried placards showing their concern at the human rights abuses and lack of democracy in Zimbabwe."

Anti-corruption hero – Zimbabwe Vigil Diary

Zimbabwe Vigil: "Chin’ono said it was an important milestone not only for himself but for Zimbabwe, which was struggling to move ahead because of unprecedented looting of public funds and abuse of the judiciary. If the proposed law against Zimbabweans criticising the government is passed, no doubt Chin’ono would face severe consequences for this remark."

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