Zimababwe: Beatrice Mtetwa and the Rule of Law, Documentary Film Project
- Author:
- petermutanda
- Publisher:
- Peter Mutanda
- Publication Date:
- 20 March 2013
- Tags:
- Zimbabwe, Legal and Judicial Affairs, Press and Media, Human Rights
Beatrice Mtetwa is the bravest lawyer in Africa. For over three decades, as Zimbabwe has suffered and declined under the dictatorship of Robert Mugabe, Mtetwa has been fighting to uphold the law in Zimbabwe. Through interviews with Mtetwa, several of her defendants, and experts in the rule of law, the film will give voice to those who have been victims of the regime and provide an insider's view on what it takes to fight back against the brutal and corrupt government.
Prominent Zim Lawyer Denied Bail
- VIDEO: Zimbabwean Human Rights Lawyer Arrested
- Arrested MDC-T Officials Still Detained
- Arrests Overshadow Referendum Vote
- Zimbabwe Top Lawyer Arrested Soon After Referendum
- Police Arrests and Raids a Day After Referendum
- Tsvangirai Officials Arrested
- Referendum Characterised By Intimidation and Voter Apathy
- Zimbabweans Show Little Interest in Referendum
- Human Rights Lawyer Released
- Human Rights Lawyer Granted Bail
- Zimbabwe Must Immediately Release Prominent Human Rights Lawyer
- Arrests, Intimidation and No New Zimbabwe
- Top Lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa Denied Bail
- Mtetwa Remanded in Police Custody Until April
- Prominent Lawyer and MDC Officials Denied Bail
- Why Beatrice Is Still Behind Bars?
- Mtetwa, MDC-T Officials in Court
- African Lawyers Condemn Arrest of Beatrice Mtetwa
- End Police Crackdown On Civil Society - SADC Should Press for 'Democratic Space' Ahead of Elections
- Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's Statement to the Press, Harare, 18 March 2013
- Police Refuse to Comply With High Court Order to Release Beatrice Mtetwa
- ZLHR Statement On the Situation of Beatrice Mtetwa
Referendum Result Will Shape Zim
- Zimbabweans Approve New Constitution
- Referendum on Constitution Approved
- Thumbs Up for New Constitution
- 'Overwhelming' Yes for Draft Constitution - Reports
- Nation's Referendum - a Start
- Referendum Results to Be Announced Today
- Thumbs Up for Draft Constitution
- SADC PF Endorses Referendum
- Referendum Characterised By Intimidation and Voter Apathy
- VIDEO: Zimbabweans Vote on new Constitution
- Polls Close in Zimbabwe Referendum
- Voting Peaceful, With Observers Missing from Some Stations
- Zimbabweans Determine Their Own Destiny Today - Tsvangirai
- MDC and BBC Attacked in Harare
- Vote 'Yes', Youths Urged
- Mapfumo Says Zimbabweans Should Vote Yes If New Constitution Is Good
- MDC Members Attacked in Mbare
- No By-Election for President in New Constitution
- Zimrights to Be Accredited
- 2000 Observers Cleared for Zimbabwe Referendum
- Zimbabweans to Vote Saturday in Referendum On New Constitution
- Zec Admits 'Error' in Failure to Accredit Zimrights
- Zimbabwe's Constitutional Referendum Debate
- SADC Observers Satisfied With Preps
- Zec Outlines Rules for March 16 Referendum
Stage Set for Zim Referendum
- Referendum Update - Voting Continues Despite Low Turn-Out
- Referendum Result To Shape Destiny of Zimbabwe
- Zim Referendum - SA Urges Voter Support
- Many Unaware of Upcoming Referendum
- Rights Group Goes to Court Over Referendum Accreditation
- Chinamasa, Biti Deny Securing Referendum Cash
- Let's Make Referendum Outreach a Success
- Copac Launches Referendum Campaign
- ZEC Invites Observers to Apply
- We Can Fund Our Own Processes
- Govt Fails to Secure External Funding for Referendum
- Government to Raise U.S.$200 Million for Referendum
- Referendum Hits Snag
- Referendum Date Set
- Zimbabwe Sets March 16 for Referendum
- PM Tsvangirai Defends Referendum Dates
- General Election for July?
- Voters to Decide on New Constitution in March
- Voters to Decide on New Constitution
- Electoral Chief Steps Down
- Zimbabwe Electoral Commission Boss Resigns
- UNDP Approves Zimbabwe Request for Election Money
Zimbabwe Top Lawyer Mtetwa Acquitted
- Mtetwa Acquitted
- Beatrice Mtetwa Finally Acquitted
- Mtetwa Acquitted, Court Says No Evidence
- Court Acquits Human Rights Lawyer
- Ruling On Mtetwa's Acquittal Set for November
- Court Allows Mtetwa Inspection-in-Loco
- Mtetwa Says Optimistic Over Rule of Law
- Beatrice Mtetwa Trial Delayed Again
- Mtetwa 'Drama Queen' Court Told
- Beatrice Mtetwa's Trial Resumes
- Lawyers' Group Raises Alarm Over Persecution of Its Members
- 'Mtetwa Deterred Police Officers'
- Mtetwa's Trial Resumes in Harare
- Beatrice Mtetwa Trial Resumes in Harare Court
- Lawyer Mtetwa Trial Postponed Again
- Beatrice Mtetwa's Case Opens
- Magistrate Recuses Himself in Mtetwa Case
- Beatrice Mtetwa Trial Postponed After Drama Filled Day
Tsvangirai Officials Granted Bail in Zimbabwe
- Tsvangirai's Four Aides Finally Granted Bail
- Judge Recuses Self
- PM's Office Unmasked
- PM's Employees to Know Bail Fate On Wednesday
- PM Awaits the Bail Hearing of his officials
- Police Motives Questioned Over Targeting of PM Aides
- PM Condemns Arrests of His Officials
- Arrested MDC-T Officials Not Civil Servants - Police
- Arrested MDC-T Officials Still Detained
- Tsvangirai Officials Arrested
