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Zimbabwe Police Use Force to Break Up Protests

The police have been accused of brutality after they launched a crackdown on peaceful demonstrators in Harare.

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    Financial Gazette, 4 August 2016

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  • Zimbabwe:   Police Violently Break Up Anti-Mugabe Protests

    Al Jazeera, 3 August 2016

    Police used batons and fired tear gas to break up an anti-government march in Zimbabwe's capital, Harare, the latest protest against President Robert Mugabe's handling of the… Read more »

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