Zimbabwe: African Leaders Should Reject Zimbabwe’s Elections

01 Jul

Posted by Otto in Human Rights

African Union Should Act to Stop Violence, Enable Democratic Reforms
The African Union should not endorse Zimbabwe’s sham presidential runoff election on June 27, Human Rights Watch said today. African Union leaders should intervene to bring an immediate end to massive state-sponsored human rights abuses and enable democratic reform.
Link to hrw.org

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