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	Alice Chimora

Zimbabwe

Treason cases split Zimbabwe lawyers association

On-going treason trials in Zimbabwe have split an influential grouping of human rights lawyers over accusations of rampant partisan representation and neglect of arrested activists from Matabeleland region.

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• Zimbabweans in South Africa risk deportation after passport office fire

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