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The Ministry of Public Service Labour and Social Welfare on Thursday held a food aid distribution meeting at Jerera growth point in Zaka.
Heal Zimbabwe feels the government must have ensured that attendees observed social distancing and should have provided sanitisers so as to curb the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.
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The World Health Organisation (WHO) emphasises the observance of social distancing to stop the spread of coronavirus.
The organisation claims that when an infected person coughs, sneezes, or talks, and droplets from their mouth or nose are launched into the air, the droplets drop to the ground if there is no other object within two metres from the person who would have released them.
The WHO also advises against social gatherings and this is proving to be difficult to observe in Zimbabwe considering that there is an acute shortage of food in the country which forces the citizenry to always go to public places.
More: <a href="https://twitter.com/HealZim/status/1253277849592741888">Heal Zimbabwe</a>

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PICTURES: Ministry Of Public Service Food Aid Distribution Meeting In Masvingo

The non-governmental organisation, Heal Zimbabwe, has released a statement condemning the violence and arbitrary arrests of civil society leaders in Zimbabwe. We post it here in full:
<blockquote>Heal Zimbabwe condemns the continued attack on Heal Zimbabwe Director, Rashid Mahiya by perceived state agents. On 4 June 2019 around 0500 hours, alleged state agents besieged the house of Mahiya, surrounded it for about an hour and continuously knocked on the doors to be allowed entry. The agents refused to identify themselves and were driving two unmarked Nissan vehicles.
This is not the first time state agents have used all sorts of tactics to threaten the security of Mahiya and his family. After the January 2019 peaceful protests, members of the security services launched a violent manhunt on Mahiya whom they accused of inciting citizens to demonstrate. While conducting the search, they heavily assaulted his brother and harassed his mother and wife.
Heal Zimbabwe notes that this continued trailing and harassment of Mahiya does not only compromise his security and that of his young family, but also violates his fundamental human rights and freedoms that are enshrined in the constitution such as the right to personal security. This latest threat on the life of Mahiya, come at a time when seven Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) are languishing in prison facing a litany of charges that include effecting regime change.
In light of this, Heal Zimbabwe implores government to create a conducive environment for the enjoyment of fundamental human rights and freedoms that are exclusively provided for in the Bill of Rights (Chapter 4 of the constitution). Added to this, the government must also stop criminalizing the work of CSOs as their contribution to the attainment of democracy in any given society is key.</blockquote>

FULL TEXT: "Continued attack on CSO leaders must stop!" - Heal Zimbabwe

Local organisation Heal Zimbabwe Trust (HZT) has experessed concern over the increase in cases of voter intimidation in Mwenezi East constitutency. Opposition party supporters are the main targets ahead of the by-election which is scheduled for the 8th of April. HZT has called on the government to investigate the cases an d ensure an even playing field.
Part of the HZT reports:
<blockquote>Heal Zimbabwe notes that such practices and threats ahead of the by election, are a total disregard of constitutional provision 67 which provides for political rights. The said provision states that “every citizen has the right to form, join and to participate in the activities of a political party of their choice”. Section 156 of the constitution also compel Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to eliminate electoral violence and other electoral malpractices.
As a result of the above issues, Heal Zimbabwe also implores the Government and the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to ensure a fair playing field ahead of the by-election. This, therefore, involves ZEC ensuring that it investigates incidences of intimidation by political players ahead of the election and take necessary measures to guarantee a level electoral playing field.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://thezimbabwean.co/2017/03/rising-political-tensions-mwenezi-east-constituency-worrying/">Read Full Report Here</a>

Heal Zimbabwe Trust asks ZEC to ensure fair playing field after increase of voter intimidation in Mwenezi East

Video: Heal Zimbabwe comments on ZEC, electoral act and political violence

Heal Zimbabwe Trust has said that traditional leaders in Masvingo are  forcing their subjects to donate 50 cents per household towards the <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_African_National_Union_-_Patriotic_Front">Zanu PF</a> conference set for December.
The human rights organisation said that households failing to raise the 50 cents are being threatened with blocking their access to food aid, which has been sustaining families in the drought and hunger-stricken province. Heal Zimbabwe also condemned the practice and said that it violates section 67 of the Constitution which states that every Zimbabwean citizen has the right to form, join and to participate in the activities of a political party of their choice.
Zanu PF will hold its annual December conference in <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Masvingo">Masvingo</a> on dates to be advised at a proposed budget of $4 million. Traditionally, about $100 000 must be raised by party structures in the host province.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2016/11/14/zanu-pf-youths-arrested-impersonation/">NewsDay</a>

Masvingo traditional leaders force villagers to fund Zanu PF conference

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