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Zim-torture website goes live

Zim-torture website goes live

http://www.izimbabwe.co.zw/news/local/item/14071-zim-torture-website-goes-live.html

Wednesday, 14 March 2012

HARARE, Zimbabwe – A website detailing the horrors of political violence 
which rocked Zimbabwe in the 2008 general elections has gone live.

The webisite, www.zanupfcrime.com is showing graphic pictures of injuries 
sustained by people suspected to have been supporters of the then opposition 
party Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) led by Prime Minister Morgan 
Tsvangirai.

The victims were tortured by alleged ZANU PF functionaries who had set up 
torture camps in various parts of the country to cow opposition supporters 
in the run up to the June 2008 election run off.

A welcome statement on the homepage of the website reads, “This website is 
dedicated to the victims of Zanu PF crime committed in the name of Zanu PF 
on the people of Zimbabwe. To date, the perpetrators of genocide, 
mutilation, sexual abuse and murder continue to live amongst the surviving 
victims.

They continue their abuses with impunity. Whilst there has been a temporary 
reprieve since the formation of the so called Government of national unity 
was put in place, all the mechanisms of state terror remain in place. What 
you are currently viewing on this web site is just small beginnings. There 
are massive amounts of data in the form of victims’ testimony, video and 
pictures to come forth.

For those who care about Zimbabwe, we would be grateful if you would pass 
the message on.”

The website also lists alleged perpetrators and violators as well as 
multiple farm owners.

The 2008 elections which resulted in the formation of a coalition government 
between President Robert Mugabe, Prime Minister Tsvangirai and the smaller 
formation of the MDC claimed hundreds of lives and thousands sustained 
permanent injuries.

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