Forced evictions in Zimbabwe

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Amnesty International

Uploaded by Amnesty International (vero) on 05 October 2009

vero's thoughts:

In 2005, the government of Zimbabwe carried out a programme of mass forced evictions, known as Operation Murambatsvina.

The destruction left hundreds of thousands of people without their homes, their livelihoods or both.

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