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Weʼve raised £120 to to train civilian peacekeepers in Zimbabwe to help people in local communities overcome fear & intimidation during & after 2018 elections.
- London, United Kingdom
- Funded on Tuesday, 18th July 2017
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On Saturday 1st July 2017, activists from the Zimbabwe Vigil & our sister organisation the Restoration of Human Rights in Zimbabwe International (ROHR) will walk 15 miles from Ilford (start: 8.30 am) to the Vigil (arrive: 2 pm) to raise funds for the Zimbabwe Peace Actors' Platform (ZimPAP) project ROHR is facilitating in Zimbabwe. ZimPAP aims to train 100,000 civilian peacekeepers to educate people in their local communities on their constitutional rights & to help overcome fear & intimidation leading up to & after the 2018 elections. The peacekeepers will also monitor incidents of violence & intimidation.
ROHR & 18 other civil organisations involved in peace-building in Zimbabwe, including Heal Zimbabwe & the Catholic Commission for Justice & Peace, with support from Amnesty International signed a Memorandum of Understanding in December 2016 to collaborate in preventing violence & work together in peace-building under the ZimPAP initiative.
Like previous elections in Zimbabwe, this election has already been rigged by Mugabe's Zanu PF ruling party & will be characterised by violence, abductions, torture, political assassinations & persecution of opponents of the government. Perpetrators of violence go unchallenged & the rule of law is non-existent under a partisan security sector. Patronage is used to manipulate voting for Mugabe & his Zanu PF party. Zimbabwe today suffers from a political, economic & social crisis which can only be resolved through a free & fair election under international supervision. Mugabe is standing again as President although he is 93 years old.
ROHR believes democratic choices should never be about coercion, dictatorship or manipulation of citizens. Rather, it should be about people’s issues & aspirations within an environment of fair play, transparency & accountability underpinned by the rule of law, justice & peace. We appeal for support to help us relieve the suffering of the people of Zimbabwe. We believe Zimbabwe deserves better!
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Zimvigil Co-ordinator
7 years agoOn Saturday 1st July 30 walkers including toddler Ethan completed the 15 mile walk from Ilford to the Vigil. The walkers are collecting their sponsorship money and are hoping to raise a good amount to support the ZimPAP programme. Grateful thanks to those who have contributed through this Justgiving platform.
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Mandipa Makoni
Jul 10, 2017
Rumbi Sambana, well done!
£20.00
Daniel Abraha
Jul 1, 2017
"Do your little bit of good where you are;It's those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world."
£10.00
Anonymous
Jul 1, 2017
£10.00
Trevis Jervis
Jul 1, 2017
Let's Keep up the good fight and make election this THE ONE that's truly transparent and reflects the true choice of the people of Zimbabwe.
£10.00
mari mar
Jun 29, 2017
Rumbi Sambana- my darling- love you.
£30.00
Rachel McKeeman, Premier Inn
Jun 28, 2017
Lots of luck with your charity walk.xx
£20.00
Jonny Oates
Jun 26, 2017
Good luck with the walk. An excellent cause.
£20.00
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Zimvigil Co-ordinator
London, United Kingdom
The Zimbabwe Vigil started in October 2002 & is held every Saturday from 2 - 6 pm outside the Zimbabwe Embassy London to protest against human rights abuses and lack of democracy in Zimbabwe. The Vigil will continue until free and fair elections are held. www.zimvigil.co.uk.