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Zimbabwe Opposition Leader: 600 Activists Detained, Tortured

HeadlineApr 13, 2007

In Zimbabwe, main opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai has announced plans to negotiate with President Robert Mugabe’s government. Tsvangirai says some 600 opposition activists have been abducted and tortured this year.

Morgan Tsvangirai: “For over a period of a month, the Mugabe regime has sustained a vicious war against the MDC and its supporters. The targeted attacks on, and the attempted assassinations of, the MDC leadership on March 11, 2007, marked the beginning of a systematic program designed to cripple and ultimately destroy all other democratic formations.”

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