5.A national inquiry by the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission on Access to documentation released in September 2020, showed that there are over 2 million Zimbabweans who are stateless due to lack of documentation.
4.Citizens therefore take months before getting the national identity documents. At one of the offices, people who came to book for the IDs on the 16 June were allocated the 8th of September as the day to come back and have their IDs processed, which is almost a 3-month wait.
Statement on Access to National Registration Documents.
1.The Zimbabwe Human Rights Association is concerned with the access to National Registration documents in the country.
Access to documentation is a key human right upon which the enjoyment of other human rights is based.
"Today we took some time to meet with young people who are interning with us. We reflected on culture, digital activism, sustainability, and constitutionalism. Amidst the great challenges of our nation, young people who care about human rights inspire me." @dzikamaibere
Yesterday the Constitutional Amendment Bill No 2 was passed in parliament. We are therefore requesting your repsonses as ZimRights Members to this development. Please share your responses in the form of a Whatsapp Voice Note and send your response to 0772954075 or 0778683376
The Zimbabwe Republic Police has intensified enforcement of Covid-19 regulations in Bindura.
In Chiwaridzo and Aerodrome, there are police patrols in both neighborhoods and shopping centres.
They are long queues at Mazowe Road block. It can take close to an hour to pass through the block. Its adviceable that you travel well in time so that the delay does not get you past cerfew time.
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