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Post-election violence 2008 - Index of articles & images
Zimbabwe
post-election climate
Open Society Institute
April 15, 2008
http://www.soros.org/resources/events/zimbabwe_20080415
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The Office of
the Africa Regional Director of the Open Society Institute hosted
a reception and panel discussion on the post-election climate in
Zimbabwe.
Speakers from
Zimbabwe
Lawyers for Human Rights, Human Rights Watch, and the International
Crisis Group discussed the current political and human rights situation
on the ground, looked at potential outcome scenarios, and made recommendations
regarding the various policy options available to resolve the crisis.
The panelists
discussed reports of violence on the ground—including reprisals
on opposition party supporters—but noted that the recent crackdown
on researchers and reporters in the country has made it difficult
to verify the level or extent of the current violence. Fearing that
the situation could quickly deteriorate, the speakers called for
advocacy efforts focused on Zimbabwe's regional neighbors, the African
Union, and the UN Security Council.
Speakers:
Audio File
- Akwe
Amosu
Summary:
Language: English
Duration: 6min 07sec
Date: April 15, 2008
File Type: MP3
Size: 5.75MB
- Otto
Saki
Summary:
Language: English
Duration: 7min 35sec
Date: April 15, 2008
File Type: MP3
Size: 6.95MB
- Georgette
Gagnon
Summary:
Language: English
Duration: 11min 20sec
Date: April 15, 2008
File Type: MP3
Size: 10.3MB
- Fabienne
Hara
Summary:
Language: English
Duration: 9min 10sec
Date: April 15, 2008
File Type: MP3
Size: 8.4MB
- Interview
with Akwe Amosu and Otto Saki
Language: English
Duration: 6min 30sec
Date: April 15, 2008
File Type: MP3
Size: 5.95MB
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