Zimbabwe: Forced evictions must stop immediately

Headline Title: Zimbabwe: Forced evictions must stop immediately 14 January 2015 A High Court decision barring the forced eviction of families from Arnold Farm in Mazowe is a victory for human rights and justice, Amnesty International said today. The provisional order was handed down by the High Court yesterday after armed police indiscriminately and arbitrarily demolished homes and set on fire personal belongings of some 150 families on 7 January 2014. “The High Court of Zimbabwe has reaffirmed that no one can just wake up and decide to evict people from their place…

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