Stop Abuse of Human Rights, Tanzanian Official Says

The Zanzibar First Vice-President Seif Shariff Hamad has expressed grave disappointment in the police force in what he terms a violation of human rights. Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda had vowed to use force if necessary in his bid to restore calm to the country.

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Zanzibar First Vice-President Seif Shariff Hamad

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