Zimbabwe Peace Project

TIME AFTER TIME: A
VIOLENT ELECTION?
JUNE 2023 MONTHLY MONITORING
REPORT

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Monthly Monitoring Report

Executive Summary: In the month of June, ZPP recorded a total of 206 violations, aslight increase from 191 recorded in May. The human rightsviolations are on an increase, and most of the abuses recordedwere associated with civil, political, and electoral rights. 61% of theviolations were of threats, harassment, and intimidation, 13% ofassault and 12% of discrimination. ZPP identified 2 096 victims ofhuman rights violations (62% male, 38% female, 0.3% male personswith disability and 0.1% female PWDs). The general citizenspopulated the highest percentage of victims, 92%, and CitizensCoalition for Change (CCC) supporters followed with 7%. Zanu PFparty perpetrated the most violations (61%), followed by theForever Association Zimbabwe (FAZ) at 9% and Zimbabwe RepublicPolice (ZRP) at 8%. Manicaland (33) and Harare (30) provincesrecorded the highest number violations, whilst Matabeleland North(6) and South (7) and Bulawayo (9) had the lowest.