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Zimbabwe election aftermath sees human rights defenders and opposition supporters under siege

By Guest Contributor

Critics claim the ongoing post-election harrassment is reminiscent of the late president, Robert Mugabe, who after failing to gain the majority vote in the 2008 election resorted to violence against opposition supporters.

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