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"There have been great societies that did not use the wheel, but there have been no societies that did not tell stories".
This thread is dedicated to the victims of the past 5 days. Their stories matter. Buried in articles & reports are stories we need to tell #WeWillNotBeSilent
This thread is dedicated to the victims of the past 5 days. Their stories matter. Buried in articles & reports are stories we need to tell #WeWillNotBeSilent
Let's start with the numbers. Remembering always that numbers are merely a numerical representation of real people who have real lives, friends, families, hopes, dreams & a right to human dignity. #WeWillNotBeSilent
844 human rights violations.
12 killed
78 gunshot injuries
At least 242 cases of assault, torture, inhumane & degrading treatment including dog bites
46 cases of destruction of property
466 displacements (under verification).
Source @ZimHRNGOForum #WeWillNotBeSilent
12 killed
78 gunshot injuries
At least 242 cases of assault, torture, inhumane & degrading treatment including dog bites
46 cases of destruction of property
466 displacements (under verification).
Source @ZimHRNGOForum #WeWillNotBeSilent
There is a total internet shutdown in Zimbabwe. VPNs are not working. All websites are down. The techie gurus got me back on for few minutes to get this message out: Zimbabweans in the diaspora and our friends throughout the world, please keep up the campaign to #SwitchBackOnZw!
Under the cover of the internet blackout, the military have unleashed a campaign of terror. Soldiers are shooting people. bashing down doors, dragging people out of homes & beating them up, making ppl roll in the mud. No one is covering what’s happening. #shutdownZimbabwe
📷 A brave soul managed to capture this photograph of the military operation currently underway in Harare’s high-density townships. Soliders are going door-to-door beating people. They’re taking people’s phones from them and detroying them. #Zimbabwe #ShutdownZimbabwe 
