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Below is the statement by the Zimbabwe Online Content Creators (ZOCC) on threats against the online publication, The NewsHawks:
<blockquote>
Statement on the chilling threats against Newshawks media house.
The Zimbabwe Online Content Creators (ZOCC), the collective voice of the nation’s online media community, stands resolute in its defence of press freedom and access to information, cornerstones enshrined in our constitution and international treaties ratified by Zimbabwe.
We vehemently condemn the reported intimidation and subtle threats against Newshawks, a media house forced to halt vital publications.
This silencing tactic sets a chilling precedent, threatening the very essence of a free and informed society.
The Zimbabwean constitution in section 61 states. “(2) Every person is entitled to freedom of the media, which freedom includes protection of the confidentiality of journalists’ sources of information.”
While the Freedom of Information Act (FIOA)states” Every Zimbabwean citizen or permanent resident, including juristic persons and the Zimbabwean media, has the right of access to any information held by the State or by any institution or agency of government at every level, in so far as the information is required in the interests of public accountability.”
Such moves are not only threats to journalism but tantamount to mutilation of the constitution and its constitutionally enshrined provisions.
NewsHawks’ decision to freeze the military story to prioritize the safety and well-being of its reporters, including the removal of journalists from the story, serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by media practitioners in upholding transparency and accountability.
ZOCC echoes NewsHawks’ commitment to truth-seeking and accountability journalism, recognizing the inherent risks and sacrifices that journalists make to serve the public interest.
The pursuit of truth, even in the face of adversity and danger, remains a cornerstone of responsible journalism.
The media, often dubbed the “fourth estate,” plays a critical role in holding power accountable and empowering citizens.
To deny them the freedom to pursue stories of public interest, “without fear or favour,” is to strangle democracy at its core.
The Zimbabwe Online Content Creators condemn any form of intimidation, censorship, or harassment aimed at silencing the media and obstructing the flow of information vital to the democratic process.
We call for the protection of media sources and the preservation of press freedom as essential pillars of a vibrant and democratic society.
We commend NewsHawks for its dedication to investigative reporting and commitment to holding power to account for the betterment of our country.
We stand united in solidarity with all journalists and media organizations striving to uphold transparency, freedom of information, and the public’s right to know.
#MediaFreedom #ProtectJournalists The silencing of Newshawks paints a bleak picture of press freedom in Zimbabwe, one that tarnishes our global image.
It sends a message that open dialogue and critical voices are unwelcome, fostering suspicion and mistrust.
We demand an immediate end to all forms of intimidation and interference against journalists and media houses.
They must be allowed to execute their duties freely, unearthing truths and holding power to account, without fear of reprisal.
The ZOCC urges all stakeholders, from citizens to authorities, to join hands in upholding the sanctity of press freedom.
A vibrant, independent media serves as a cornerstone of a healthy democracy, one where voices are heard, stories are shared, and truth prevails.
Let us not allow the flames of free expression to be extinguished in Zimbabwe. Let us stand together for a media landscape that thrives on transparency, accountability, and the unfettered pursuit of truth.
Together, we can ensure that our voices are heard, our stories are told, and our democracy flourishes as we continue to defend the constitution of the Republic of Zimbabwe.
</blockquote>
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Zim Online Content Creators Condemn Harassment Of The NewsHawks | Full Statement

<blockquote>Zimbabwe Online Content Creators (ZOCC) is greatly concerned, dismayed and disturbed by the assault, thuggery and robbery that occurred to our members while on duty, covering the press conference convened by Zimbabwe National Students Union! ZINASU).
In the interest of justice and rule of law, We therefore demand that government and law enforcement agents swiftly react to bring these perpetrators to book.
The following Journalists were indiscriminately assaulted while on duty: 
Godwin Mangudya senior reporter with VOA. 
James Thomas Madhuku of 263Chat 
Rumbidzai Chizarura reporter with TechMag.Tv. 
Yvonne Muchaka freelance, 
Freelance journalist James Jemwa. 
Munashe Chokodza of 263chat
Rumbidzai Chizarura, sustained injuries on her left rib and internal head injuries while Jemwa sustained injuries on his forehead and wrist.
A heavily built lady slapped Rumbidzai Chizarura as she struggled to start the car, assaulted her from the car, took away the keys before ordering her out of the car.
The other assailants using a white Navara then ransacked the car taking away professional video cameras, still photo cameras, laptops, handbags and other valuables.
Thomas Madhuku was hit in the face by one heavily built man, forcing his phone to drop, the man took his phone and continued to charge against him forcing him to flee.
Jemwa lost both his professional video camera and mobile phone which were confiscated by these assailants.
Mangudya’s audio recorder was also damaged by these attackers.
Yvonne was pushed and tripped to the ground.
This happened as the deployed police officers were carefully observing the situation from a distance while ZINASU leadership were making a press address on the abduction of MSU journalism student Tawanda Muchechiwa.
Surprisingly they did not react to arrest or stop the assault in their full view.
It is alleged that the assailants were camped somewhere close by, calculating by the time it took the SUV to go before promptly returning with the assailants.
While police admitted that the ZINASU president Takudzwa Ngadziore was now in their custody after the incident, it is not clear who was the arresting officer, or who dragged him away and surrendered him to the police, since the police never reacted to the scene.
It is however common knowledge that these are same people that assaulted and robbed journalists off their valuables.
Journalists stated that a white 4*4 Nissan Navara with reg plates AEN 7704 pulled out from a durawall behind them and allegedly dropped off a group of rowdy youths that indiscriminately attacked both Zinasu reps and the journalists.
It was however clear that the journalists were the target judging by the way the assailants charged against the press first.
Two more unmarked SUVs were part of the operation while one was blocking the exit and the other one was ransacking nearby cars.
Breaside Police Assistant Inspector (name supplied) who was onsite during the incident insisted that he only saw some civilians on a scuffle.
Braeside Officer in charge directed us to Rhodesville stating that the incident occurred outside their jurisdiction.
Rhodesville officers then, inturn, directed us to Harare central police station, law and order police section, stating that the arrested individuals and probably the confiscated items are being investigated at Harare Police station.
Harare law and order officer in charge only admitted to have been handed over Ngadziore and had no Information about assaulted journalists or seized equipment.
24 hrs since the incident we have not yet received any update on the matter neither are there any named suspects.
Police reports have been filed at Rhodesville Police station and we are hoping that the powers that be will speedily intervein in the interest of justice.
Journalism can not be criminalised and such a precedence must never be taken lightly, and must be strongly condemned with the contempt it deserves.
Section 61 of the constitution of Zimbabwe clearly empowers every journalist to undertake their constitutional mandate within the Zimbabwean jurisdiction without fear or favour.
We are looking forward to a strong reaction from law enforcement to urgently bring closure to this very sensitive matter.
For and on behalf on Zimbabwe Online Content Creators.</blockquote>

FULL TEXT: ZOCC Condemns "Assault, Thuggery" Against Journalists

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