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ROHR South Africa for a robust ROHR Zimbabwe, condemns destabilization agenda by the Zvorwadza Clique

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ROHR South Africa would like to respond to recent public notices inserted by and bearing the signatures of Stendrick Zvorwadza and Grace Mupfurutsa masquerading as ROHR Zimbabwe.  ROHR South Africa Chapter wishes to distance itself  from this group and wishes to notify the media, partners, civic society and members of the public that the aforementioned people have nothing to do with ROHR Zimbabwe, can never speak, act or contract on behalf of ROHR.

The position is: Stendrick Zvorwadza, Ronald Mureverwi and Edgar Chikuvire were expelled from ROHR Zimbabwe for violating its constitution and founding principles. Grace Mupfurutsa who claims to be a board member of ROHR is an alien who wants to gate crash the organization through the trio’s machinations. 

In an attempt to hijack ROHR Zimbabwe the group has been spewing malicious, misleading and extremely defamatory public notices and press releases. Our membership takes exception to such mischief. As a human rights organization, we encourage everyone to resort to the rule law and legal due process. We encourage law abiding citizenship, respect to our organization, its membership, and secretariat.

The ROHR South Africa Chapter through its Chairman Mr. Reason Machengere continues to rally behind ROHR Zimbabwe as led by its founding President and Board Chairperson Ephraim Tapa and Executive Director Tichanzii Gandanga, its secretariat and membership.

We remain true and steadfast to ROHR Zimbabwe’s founding principles and vision to lobby to fight for the entrenchment of human rights in support of the broader democratisation process in Zimbabwe.  Any attempts at subversion through the hijacking of the organisation will be strongly resisted.

Thank you

Reason Machengere, ROHR South Africa Chairperson
Phone +27837419076

Last Updated on Wednesday, 10 August 2011 18:58
 

ROHRZIM SOUTH AFRICA CHAPTER

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PROTEST AGAINST THE CONTINUED HUMAN
RIGHTS VIOLATIONS AND IN DEMAND OF DEMOCRACY IN ZIMBABWE

On the 10th of December, Rohr Zimbabwe SA Chapter was joined by comrades
 from Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to mark the World Human Rights Day as they protested against the rising spate of abductions, torture, arbitrary arrests and abuse of civic
leaders, members of the opposition and innocent ordinary Zimbabweans. They also protested against the SADC resolution on both Zimbabwe and the DRC arguing that the regional leaders had chosen to stand in solidarity with dictatorships against peace-loving and defenseless citizens.

About 700 activists rocked the Union Building gardens to hand over their petition
to SADC chairman and SA President Kgalema Motlanthe. Addressing the gathering, Tineyi Munetsi, a ROHR activist said "The political and economic crisis
in Zimbabwe has forced Zimbabweans into neighboring countries. He pointed out that it was unacceptable that 4.1million Zimbabweans were out in South Africa with an estimated million people seeking asylum when Zimbabwe was not at war. “As if that was not enough, Zimbabwean refugees in South Africa continue to suffer human rights abuses; many are homeless, unemployed, without food and with no legal status at all”. “Without any papers, women get raped and men resort to bribing the authorities to avoid detention; this is unacceptable!” 
 
ROHR activists expressed revulsion at the abductions of Jestina Mukoko, Gandhi Mudzingwa,and other activists and demanded their immediate release. They also lamented that whilst friends and relatives were dying of Cholera in Zimbabwe, the leadership was enjoying unparalleled comfort made possible by their reckless plunder of national treasures.

ROHR Zimbabwe will continue to campaign for an immediate return to democracy as we believe this to be the only viable way out of the current political impasse. We remain committed to
the restoration of human rights to all Zimbabweans and the need to have civic and political rights guaranteed through a people driven constitution.
 



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