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Friday, March 14, 2003

Human rights abuses in Zimbabwe - State Department report
Bernard Hibbitts at 5:09 PM ET

[JURIST] On Thursday the US State Department released a special report on human rights in Zimbabwe documenting the abuses that led President Bush to issue an executive order March 7 - previously reported on JURIST - freezing the US assets of Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe and other government officials who he said were responsible for a "breakdown in the rule of law." Read Zimbabwe's Manmade Crisis and read a State Department news story on the background briefing that accompanied its release.






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