Zimbabwe's human rights record remains poor despite safeguards in new Constitution

Headline Title: Zimbabwe's human rights record remains poor despite safeguards in new Constitution 25 November 2013 The Government of Zimbabwe must guarantee all human rights enshrined in the new Constitution, Amnesty International said in a Human Rights Agenda issued as President Robert Mugabe approaches the 100th day of his new term. In the report, Human Rights Agenda for the New Government – 2013 to 2018, the organization urges the Zimbabwean government to take significant steps to improve the country’s poor human rights record. It also must address impunity for past violations…

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