Informes

HARARE - It is the hopeless faces of hungry children hurdled around a fire built on the filthy black tarmac that is most touching. Tonight will be the eighth the children and their parents will spend out in the open…

The following was issued as a press release by the ICRC's regional delegation in Harare. The ICRC and the Gweru and Bulawayo branches of the Zimbabwe Red Cross have conducted separate one-day workshops in order to familiarise around 130 police…

The Human Rights NGO Forum is deeply disturbed by the forced evictions of occupants of allegedly illegal structures and the destruction of their properties that has been perpetrated by the Police and in some instances, jointly with local authorities…

The following statement was issued today by Miloon Kothari, Special Rapporteur of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights on the right to adequate housing as a component of the right to an adequate standard of living: The Special Rapporteur…

[This report does not necessarily reflect the views of the United Nations] HARARE, 2 June (IRIN) - Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe on Wednesday told visiting UN Special Envoy to Southern Africa, James Morris, that the country requires food aid to…

Harare, Zimbabwe - Zimbabwe said Thursday it didn't ask for and doesn't need the food aid the United Nations has promised, insisting it can provide for its own people amid a mounting humanitarian crisis rooted in politics. Minister of Social…

The United Nations food relief agency is preparing to feed some 3 million people in drought-stricken Zimbabwe, following what the UN humanitarian envoy for southern Africa called a "good meeting" with President Robert Mugabe. "The Executive Director of the World Food…

By Andrew Quinn HARARE, June 1 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe police have arrested more than 22,000 people as a fierce blitz on illegal stores and shantytowns gathers pace, sending homeless people fleeing for the countryside, the state Herald newspaper said on…

Harare (dpa) - The head of the U.N. World Food Programme (WFP) arrived in Zimbabwe early Wednesday to hold talks with President Robert Mugabe over a growing food crisis in the southern African country. WFP head James Morris was also…

I arrived, I wept. They were all outside...of their broken houses...children screaming, sick people in agony." Eyewitness account of the scene following one mass eviction in Zimbabwe As United Nations Special Envoy James Morris visits Zimbabwe to discuss the…