78 members of Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) who had a meeting in Avondale in Harare have found no joy in getting bail and medication, including attending the burial of a baby who died in incarceration.
It is alleged that alarmed bells were raised about the deteriorating health condition of the baby.
Kelvin T Mhlanga of the Zimbabwe vigil coalition in London said they are petitioning the government to try and exert pressure on the regime to release the CCC members.
Members of the Zimbabwe vigil coalition expressed concern about the torture that these people are going through
Some members of the Zimbabwe vigil have fled such torture and terror at home, and these include, Tendai Mapfumo, Sandra Sekai Chidemo, Roselyn Magenga and Mashama Petronella Mazisa.
The torture of the CCC members was clearly visible when they went to court.
This situation is unhealthy for people who did not commit any offence at all.
Zanu PF is having many meetings including the one that was addressed by the Army General Ansalem Sanyamatwe boosting that everyone is going to be forced to vote for Zanu-PF through the Command Voting system by his army.
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