Johannesburg (AP) - a new report says, Zimbabwe impose punitive laws and beating use security forces crackdown on human rights activists country.
The observatory to protect human rights defenders of French human rights organization, part of the report released Monday said. The report introduces in detail some of the abuse of human rights activists, including a woman from her home was kidnapped, at the time of the security personnel beatings and torture. The report also summarizes another activists detained for several weeks, and questioned her work, the police put her custody, said her car, near the scene of the allegedly killed arrested.
As the next President Robert mugabe the push for a constitutional amendment and election end his zanu-pf party's uneasy alliance of the government and the opposition report highlights worry about the future of the country.




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