Research and
Development Unit
The Research and Documentation Unit (RU) is primarily responsible for the production
of the Forum’s reports on human rights violations in Zimbabwe and its human rights
bulletins which discuss various human rights.
Transitional
Justice Unit
The Transitional Justice (TJ) Unit spearheads the Forums work to rebuild
social trust, repair a fractured justice system, and build a democratic
system of governance that addresses past human rights violations.
Public
Interest Unit
The Public Interest Unit challenges impunity and holds the government
accountable for its actions by litigating cases of organised violence
and torture in the domestic and international court.
Rights NGO Forum
The Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum (the Forum) is a coalition of twenty-two human rights NGOs in Zimbabwe who while having their own objectives, are concerned with the level and nature of organized violence and torture in the country perpetrated mainly, though not exclusively, by state agents and their ancillaries. It came into existence at the time of the Food Riots in 1998.
The Forum Recognised as one of USAID Partners Standing for Human Rights
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The Forum
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The Forum
Post-election Attacks Against Civilians and Human Rights Defenders
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The Forum
Forum Statement to The African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights at The 75th Ordinary Session
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The Forum
The Expectations of and Requests to the Emerging Government of Zimbabwe from The Civil Society in Zimbabwe
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The Forum coordinates a total of 22 heads of civil society organisations coalitions and networks.