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Alerts & Statements
End the killings, arbitrary arrests, abductions, and torture: A CALL FOR THE POLICE, ARMY TO SERVE THE PUBLIC.
For Tracy Mufudzi, Saturday 23 May, 2020 was just like any other ordinary night, and with her fiancé, 34-year-old Paul Munakopa by her side, nothing could go wrong. She had no idea that on the same da
29 May, 2020Human Rights Day 2020
10 December is the International Human Rights Day, and the Zimbabwe Peace Project adds its voice to the growing call for the realisation of human rights in Zimbabwe and beyond, considering that 2020 h
19 January, 2021SA ENVOYS: ZIMBABWEAN LIVES MATTER
Heroes’ Day in Zimbabwe is supposed to be a special day to celebrate the country’s heroes for the sacrifices they made to liberate this country with the hope of ensuring that the majority enjoy human
26 October, 2020Striving towards Shaping Peace Together on the International Day of Peace.
Zimbabwe is going through one of the most complex socio-political and economic phases and today, 21 September, 2020, as the country and the rest of the world commemorate the International Day of Peace
26 October, 2020THE MISSING MDC OFFICIALS
14/05/2020Government must respect civil and political rights of all Zimbabwean citizens. The Zimbabwe Peace Project is deeply concerned about the current reports that three opposition party officials,
14 May, 2020Three years on, the promised new dawn has turned OUT TO BE A nightmare.
November 2020 marks three years after President Emmerson Mnangagwa was sworn in as president, taking over from the late long-time ruler Robert Mugabe following a military coup.At his swearing in cerem
25 November, 2020To a life well lived, in dedication to human rights and peace in Zimbabwe
The Board and Staff of the Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) express their deepest condolences on the passing on of one of the founding Board members of the organization, Mr Tarcisius Zimbiti, a man who de
17 July, 2020ZPP STANDS IN Solidarity with the Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops Conference
The Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) is deeply concerned with the response by the Government of Zimbabwe, through the Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, Monica Mutsvangwa, to th
17 August, 2020ZPP welcomes UN experts’ statement on enforced disappearances
The Zimbabwe Peace Project welcomes the bold stand by the United Nations (UN) human rights experts in calling on Zimbabwe to immediately stop the growing pattern of enforced disappearances and torture
10 June, 2020