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MIHR condemns forced displacement in mining communities
A human rights watchdog has decried the manner in which people are displaced and resettled around the country, especially in…
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Residents urged to fight for water rights
A Bulawayo based human rights activist has urged residents to be aggressive when advocating for their water rights and hold responsible…
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Byo residents speak on mayoral house
Bulawayo residents have criticised a proposal by the local authority to construct a ZW$25 million house for the mayor as…
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Govt urged to tighten the law against child marriages
Apostolic sects in Zimbabwe have been urged to adopt the United Nations Faith for Human Rights Framework guideline in order…
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‘E-waste hazardous to children and pregnant women’
World Health Organisation (WHO) has raised concern over the mismanagement of electronic waste saying it is a health hazard to…
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Illegal mining threatens Gwanda road, railway line
The Matabeleland Institute for Human Rights (MIHR) has pleaded with environmental authorities to ensure that artisanal miners rehabilitate land after…
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Govt implored to assist local authorities with solid waste management
THE government has been implored to assist local authorities with the construction of standard landfill sites in order to improve…
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MIHR urges BCC to ensure safety of borehole water
MATABELELAND Institute for Human Rights (MIHR) has urged Bulawayo City Council (BCC) to ensure that all boreholes in the city…
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Penalise Simbisa for polluting the environment: MIHR
Environmental Management Authority (EMA) and Bulawayo City Council (BCC) have been called upon to penalise Simbisa Brands for failing to…
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MIHR launches girl empowerment initiative
Matabeleland Institute for Human Rights (MIHR), Wednesday, launched an initiative to provide free sanitary products and an educational dialogue platform for 60 young girls…
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