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Strikes and Protests 2007/8 - Teachers and Lecturers
Soldiers
visit Raymond Majongwe's house
Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR)
February 06, 2007
Harare
At
around 23.53hours on the night of the 5th of February 2007, a truck
load of soldiers accompanied by a Mercedes Benz visited the house
of the Secretary General of Progressive
Teachers Union (PTUZ) Raymond Majongwe. The soldiers did not
disembark from their vehicles, but with a full beam of lights shining
on Raymond Majongwe’s house spend over 20 minutes with the engines
of their vehicles running and voices being heard in the background.
This threatening incident comes a few hours after Raymond Majongwe
and the leadership of PTUZ willfully reported to the Harare Central
Police Station, Law and Order Section and interrogated by Detective
Inspector Rangwani in the company of their lawyers.
Masvingo
Takavafira
Zhou, the President of the PTUZ was accosted by police officers
whilst buying newspapers at OK Masvingo, one the police officers
from Law and Order Section Masvingo Inspector Moyo indicated that
Takavafira had to accompany the police to Masvingo Central Police
Station for questioning. Masvingo based lawyer Mr. Makonese, has
been deployed to attend to Takavafira.
Visit the ZLHR
fact
sheet
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