Prime Minister of Zimbabwe Morgan Richard Tsvangirai (R) and European Union Foreign Policy Chief Javier SolanaFrom Yahoo News/AFP:
HARARE (AFP) – Zimbabwe is suffering "persistent and serious" human rights violations despite the formation of a unity government four months ago, Amnesty International's Secretary General Irene Khan said Thursday.
"The human rights situation in Zimbabwe is precarious and the socio-economic conditions are desperate for the vast majority of Zimbabweans," she told reporters in Harare following a six-day mission to the country.
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"The human rights situation in Zimbabwe is precarious and the socio-economic conditions are desperate for the vast majority of Zimbabweans," she told reporters in Harare following a six-day mission to the country.
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