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Amnesty International Youth Group in Belfast celebrates International Womens Day b...
Linda J on 09 March 2009 | 3 comments
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Amnesty Youth Group got involved in the preparation of banners for the celebration...
Fifi on 03 March 2009 | 1 comment
This kind of act is abomination, Mugabe's cruelty is gone too far now. People need to see the needs of emegency in Zimbabwe. Its time we say enough is enough and bring in chage.
most of evil things are happening in zimbabwe and the world is watching and saying nothing about it.people were killed all young people they went out of the country not because they did like to do that but where forced by the situation.even now there is no peace in that country then you hear someone who is out of his mind say people must go back home for what?
'How do you confront a Dictator using democratic means' said Morgan Tsvangirai the Prime Minister of Zimbabwe. This is how you confront a Dictator Mr Prime Minister. You let the world know the truth. You do not eat with Mugabe every Monday and tell the world he is part of the solution. Oh no, Mr Prime Minister, he is not part of the solution, he is the cause of Zimbabwe problems. Stop protecting Mugabe.
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Jackdaw
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Ndabezinhle Mthethwa
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ciara leeming
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ciara leeming
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ciara leeming
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Vashka
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Ndabezinhle Mthethwa
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View all comments (7 more)Inspirational. Thanks to all the brave people of Zimbabwe and the world.
MDC Formations Must Have Common Interests The war of attrition is regrettable, but not surprising.
There is an infantile quality to the behaviour of the men and women who are supposed to be leading the struggle for change and that is a shame because many ordinary people trust them with their lives. It is regrettable because it shows them succumbing to the divide-and-rule tactics perfected for so long by their supposedly common adversary, Zanu PF.
But it is hardly surprising because these parties parted ways very acrimoniously in 2005 and all attempts to re-unite them so far have been in vain.
The relationship broke down irrevokably a long time ago and to expect them to toe the same line on all issues is wishful thinking. This division has worked in favour of Zanu PF, which despite its many internal problems, has remained resolutely united on the public platform. :
ok. link didn't actually work. Going to try shortening it. Please click this one to her petition http://bit.ly/3hB8Hn
oops. forgot the link! http://www.ncadc.org.uk/arc...&Johnson.html
hi Vashka
it would be FANTASTIC if you could follow this link and sign your name on Sofia's petition, and send it to her group, Women Asylum Seekers Together (address given). Even better if you could gather some more names.....
Thank you so much for your help
all the best Ciara
This is so unfair! Where can I find her petition so I can sign it?
This was an act of retribution against areas known by the government to have voted for the opposition during the last parliamentary elections in 2005 and was a means of checking the power and influence of the war veterans