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The Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition, (CIZC), a coalition of more than 300 civil society organisations (CSOs), has warned that the country is on the brink of political, economic and social disintegration.
In its position paper ahead of the 40th SADC Heads of State and Governments Summit, CIZC noted that the rule of law and democratisation have all but evaporated under the so-called ‘New Dispensation’. It said:
<blockquote>The national situation remains a very complex case whose dynamics remain extremely fluid and thus always needing interventions that stand ready to be reviewed and adapt to unexpected changes.
Though, the country’s unresolved crises epitomized by increased political repression, a descent into economic collapse, and despite hopes of re-engagement, there is growing international isolation whose impact is well beyond the country’s borders.
Moreso, even the citizens who had previously warmed up to the change of power albeit with hanging suspicion have seen their hopes eroded overnight and realising that the false transition has created worse devils than the previous.</blockquote>
CIZC has called for, among others, a national dialogue process that involves all stakeholders and a national visioning process that has civil society, government, political parties, business, religious groups and labour unions among other critical stakeholders.
The CSOs have also demanded the demilitarisation of the State by barring the military from partisan politics and confining soldiers to the barracks.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.zimbabwebriefing.org/single-post/2020/08/17/ZIMBABWE-CIVIL-SOCIETY-ORGANIZATIONS-POSITION-AHEAD-OF-THE-40th-SADC-HEADS-OF-STATE-GOVERNMENTS-SUMMIT" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition</a></h4>

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Zim Civil Society Warns The Country Is On Brink Of Collapse

Sanctions imposed by western powers against Zimbabwe at the turn of the millennium are now affecting countries in the SADC region, civil society groups have claimed.
Sanctions have caused thousands of Zimbabweans to migrate to regional countries resulting in competition for resources and ultimately xenophobia.
In an interview, the director of SheDad, Martha Shumba had this to say:
<blockquote>We are calling for the removal of sanctions because they have gone off the mark and hurting ordinary Zimbabweans. The leadership have access to money and that is both the ruling and opposition alike. Ordinary people are paying the price.
Collectively, we have approached the United States and European Union ambassadors with our call that targeted sanctions have failed to get the West’s desired results in Zimbabwe and must be removed.
These sanctions have made it difficult for the government to access lines of credit, debt relief and directly affects the country’s ability to meet its fiduciary obligations.
The sanctions have also made it difficult for both government and private entities to access investment and financial services and it becomes difficult to create employment.</blockquote>
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More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2019/03/zim-sanctions-affecting-sadc/">Newsday</a>

Sanctions Now Affecting SADC Countries - Civil Society

The Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) said on Sunday that the government of President Emmerson Mnangagwa is now targeting its leadership. It said that it has become a victim of a smear campaign by State media. CiZC said in the statement:
<blockquote>We have followed and observed with utter dismay accusations levelled against the organisation as attempting to subvert a constitutional order by effecting an illegal regime change agenda and inciting citizens to revolt against the state.
Numerous articles and press briefings have appeared in state-owned media (electronic, print and broadcast) issued by the government and senior officials accusing the Coalition of hosting numerous meetings whose purported agenda is to unseat the Mnangagwa administration.
The idea of dialogue is predicated on bridging the gap between government and its citizens with a view of re-establishing the Social Contract, strengthen social protection for the citizen by developing a shared and agreed national recovery and stabilisation road map with key reform areas that will arrest the current national crisis and rebuild confidence in the state.
We, therefore, call upon government, public officials and government agencies to desist from creating a fictitious narrative meant to intimidate civil society and its leaders and restate our position that Zimbabwe is in a crisis that requires a sober leadership and an honest inclusive dialogue process to alleviate the suffering among citizens.</blockquote>
<h3>More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/govt-targeting-civil-society-leaders-group-claims/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">NewZimbabwe.com</a></h3>

Govt Now Targeting Civil society Leaders - CiZC Alleges

The Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) said in a statement today that it has deployed lawyers to offer legal support to the nine members of the Amalgamated Rural Teachers’ Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ). The ARTUZ officials were arrested on Monday morning at Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube’s offices. The statement reads as follows:
<blockquote>In Harare, <a class="twitter-atreply pretty-link js-nav" data-mentioned-user-id="857632152" dir="ltr" href="https://twitter.com/ZLHRLawyers"><s>@</s>ZLHRLawyers</a> has deployed lawyers to offer emergency legal support services to 9 <a class="twitter-atreply pretty-link js-nav" data-mentioned-user-id="1081139032569139200" dir="ltr" href="https://twitter.com/ARTUZ16"><s>@</s>ARTUZ16</a> leaders arrested and detained at Harare Central Police Station as they sought to get feedback on their salary&amp;welfare demands from Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube.</blockquote>
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The Executive Director of Human Rights Watch, Ken Roth, commented on Facebook that the local representative of the organisation, Dewa Mavhinga, did not bully Strive Masiyiwa’s wife.
The comment follows a series of events in the past several days which saw both Strive Masiyiwa and his wife, Tsitsi Masiyiwa delete their Twitter accounts, after what Strive Masiyiwa said was bullying on the platform. Masiyiwa pointed out that one of the people that bullied his wife works “for an international organization that is highly respected for its work on human rights.” and that “It’s founder, now 95 is a close family friend.” The individual referred to has been speculated to be Dewa Mavhinga, the Southern Africa Director of Human Rights Watch. Mavhinga had responded to a tweet by Tsitsi Masiyiwa before she closed her account.
Said Kenneth Roth in response in Strive Masiyiwa:
<blockquote>No one wanted to see your wife attacked on Twitter, but you are unfair by not explaining what happened. She had tweeted: “Some outcries and actions in pursuit of justice seem and look so right until you discover the source of the outcry and sponsor of the cause. Take a step back and reflect on some of the things we consider ‘good and just causes.’ #FoodForThought” Although I will presume it was not her intention, that comment closely paralleled the claim of President Mnangagwa and some of his supporters that critics of human rights conditions under his rule are not genuine but are sponsored by outsiders.
In response, the person you attack tweeted the following: “If you are implying that all and any outcry &amp; pursuit of justice is sponsored then that is really sad. When your husband pursued his fight to be licensed it was a just cause. In such position of privilege you should choose your words more carefully, le[s]t it promote injustice.” With no further instigation, others took up this theme as well, so your wife chose to close her twitter account. That response was entirely fair—an appropriate way to ensure that your wife’s comment, despite what her intentions might have been, wasn’t understood as an endorsement of the president’s and his allies’ attacks on human rights critics. Far from bullying, the response cites your personal story as a positive counterexample: your long experience fighting injustice shows that good causes can indeed be genuinely pursued without any foreign sponsor.
_ . I accept that you and the responder differ on when sanctions against the Mnanagwa government should be lifted. You find it sufficient that in your view Mnanagwa is well intentioned. The responder and many others, including myself, prefer to see the government take concrete steps before lifting one of the main sources of pressure to secure improvements. That’s a legitimate difference of opinion. I would hope we could debate the merits of those positions without resorting to name-calling, especially such factually unsupported names, as you have now done.
Unlike your statement here, the responder didn’t bully anyone—and certainly not your wife—but simply responded to what he feared, whatever her intentions, would be taken as an attack on the credibility of the human rights movement. That others picked up on his point, without any encouragement or prompting by him, does not make him a bully but speaks to the resonance of his comment. And given his long respect for her work, as well as his highly respectful and productive relations with his many female colleagues in the human rights movement, I would hardly call him misogynistic. He would have responded to comments along the lines that your wife made regardless of who had made them. That is his right —and indeed his duty as a human rights defender.</blockquote>
Roth also <a href="https://twitter.com/KenRoth/status/1080462551123660800">tweeted earlier today</a>:
<blockquote>Defenders of Zimbabwe Pres Mnangagwa don’t want to hear criticism of his government’s persistent repression so they pretend all critics are foreign sponsored. A cheap shot. Why not address the reality? <a class="twitter-timeline-link" data-expanded-url="http://bit.ly/2F6xUQ3" dir="ltr" href="https://t.co/MObZV917ym" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank" title="http://bit.ly/2F6xUQ3">http://bit.ly/2F6xUQ3 </a></blockquote>
 
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Dewa Mavhinga Did Not Bully Your Wife, Global Human Rights Watch Director Responds To Strive Masiyiwa

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