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2022_ZPP MMR FEBRUARY 2022 - NOT ZIM PVT LTD!

Monthly Monitoring Report

Executive Summary: ...the Preamble of the Constitution, Zimbabwe’s supreme law, which no one is above, begins with the phrase, We the People of Zimbabwe.Zimbabwe is for every Zimbabwean! It does not belong to a group of greedy, selfish and narcissist individuals who think everything, including the lives of all Zimbabweans, revolve around them. This is why the Preamble of the Constitution, Zimbabwe’s supreme law, which no one is above, begins with the phrase, We the People of Zimbabwe. It goes on to state that, “We the people of Zimbabwe, united in our diversity by our common desire for freedom, justice and equality, and our heroic resistance to colonialism, racism and all forms of domination and oppression...” This sums up the fact that Zimbabwe belongs to everyone, and as the Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP), we write to reaffirm that in the face of a social, economic and political situations where some individuals holding State power have acted in a manner that is not consistent with the Constitution, and have gone on to parade extreme disregard for the people whose welfare they are in charge of, this must stop. This is happening as the country’s political temperatures are at their peak, less than three weeks before critical by-elections that are happening after a series of depressing political developments. And perhaps, the true colours and character of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government and the ruling party are coming out once more. Like always, President Mnangagwa’s party, Zanu PF takes a lead in human rights violations recorded this month at 41 percent, and the Zimbabwe Republic Police, which is under his command as the Commander in Chief of the Defence Forces, comes second after contributing to 37 percent of human rights violations recorded in February 2022.

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