Zimbabwe

Thousands face mass eviction from homes and market stalls in Zimbabwe - 23 July 2009

Up to 200 people from an informal settlement in the Harare suburb of Gunhill in Zimbabwe face being forcibly evicted without being given adequate notice or any consu

Zimbabwe needs an impartial and independent police oversight body - 9 July 2009

Amnesty International has called on the Zimbabwean government to put in place an impartial and independent police oversight body.

Amnesty International chief challenges Zimbabwe Prime Minister to implement human rights reforms - 23 June 2009

Secretary General Irene Khan expressed her concern at the continuing human rights violations in Zimbabwe, when she met with the country's Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangi

Amnesty International's Secretary General Irene Khan asks Zimbabwe's PM to prioritize human rights - 22 June 2009

Zimbabwe's Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai told Amnesty International's chief Irene Khan that the direction for reform had been set and committed to ensuring the im

Without justice there can be no real healing in Zimbabwe - 18 June 2009

As her high level mission to Zimbabwe concludes, Amnesty International's Secretary General Irene Khan issues this public statement about the country's human rights sit

Zimbabwe's progress on human rights 'woefully slow' - 18 June 2009

Amnesty International Secretary General Irene Khan concludes the organization's six-day high level mission to Zimbabwe, a country where serious and persistent human ri