Comments on: Information Relating to the Legal Status of the Notice Issued, by N.T.Goche (MP), to NGOs and PVOs

By: casablanca

casablanca — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 05:52:15 +0000

We can do all this say all we have to say bt nothing wil ever change if we dont put God first...we should ask God to heal those who have been injured both physically and spiritually.ask him that his will be done upon the lives f those back home.ask him that he gives those whose minds have been eroded and are being used to do this a bit of some sense that their eyes can be opened again..The situation in S.a was quite diffrent back in the 90'z they were fighting against a system unlike Zimbabwe to day.we hardly know whom we are fighting against.u cld wake up today and discover your own brother your own blood and flesh has turned against you jus for money.I believe in the power of prayer because I know the Lord never fails his people.Lets begin each task with a message to God and we will see it work.

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By: Egalitarian

Egalitarian — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 15:29:08 +0000

I commiserate with the ordinary people of Zimbabwe who suffer at the hands of the government. Your fellow sufferers in Myanmar and North Korea have the same fate.
Unfortunately there is no worthwhile wealth in either country (eg oil) that would entice the USA and its followers to rescue the citizens from such deliberate abuse of human rights.
As for the United Nations – does their charter cover such situations of human rights abuse as is occurring in Zimbabwe? (action in Darfur OK; Zimbabwe, Myanmar not OK)
It is noticeable that people who commit the atrocities of such barbaric nature are your fellow citizens. I may be wrong, but I cannot remember seeing any reports of the working class people (from places like Liverpool UK -my home town), who were used by the ruling British elite to do their dirty work in the former colonies, ever burning people. I know it was done in South Africa in the form of ” necklacing” by locals against locals. Is this normal human behaviour in the absence of basic education about human decency I wonder? If so there is little hope for the defenseless decent people of this world.
So I presume violence will win the day, and one can only hope that dictator Mugabe will soon go the way of Stalin et al.
I wish I could be more optimistic for your future but human nature is barbaric.
I appreciate that this email will not help your cause in any way â€“ very sorry about that.

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By: Dave

Dave — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 15:10:45 +0000

I share the ZLHR's concerns as to the legality of this "Instruction", but the sad fact is, there is no Independent legal system in Zimbabwe at this point in time. All moves for justice and redress are blocked or delayed by ZPF appointed lawyers or judges.

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