Forced evictions in Zimbabwe leave thousands of children without access to education

Publication Date: 05 October 2011 A new Amnesty International report says young people forced from their homes during Operation Murambatsvina are unlikely to access adequate schooling. Teaser image: Amnesty International Index Number: AFR 46/019/2011 The Zimbabwean government must ensure that children living in the settlements it created to re-house those made homeless by its mass forced eviction program six years ago are able to go to school, Amnesty International said in a report released today. Left behind: The impact of Zimbabwe’s mass forced evictions on…

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