Rights activists acquitted after airport abduction drama

📅 Published: August 26, 2025

📰 Source: thezimbabwean

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The activists said they were interrogated and tortured for hours, with Chere sustaining life-threatening injuries after being severely beaten.

Prosecutors alleged the group had participated in an illegal protest outside the Harare Magistrates Court on June 27, 2024, held in solidarity with more than 70 Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) activists who were appearing in court that day.

The magistrate ruled the state had failed to prove its case, resulting in the acquittal of all nine accused.

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Robson Chere, Samuel Gwenzi and Namatai Kwekweza in courtHARARE – A Harare magistrate has acquitted human rights activists Robson Chere, Namatai Kwekweza and Samuel Gwenzi of disorderly conduct, ending a year-long trial that drew widespread criticism from rights groups.

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Robson Chere, Samuel Gwenzi and Namatai Kwekweza in court
HARARE – A Harare magistrate has acquitted human rights activists Robson Chere, Namatai Kwekweza and Samuel Gwenzi of disorderly conduct, ending a year-long trial that drew widespread criticism from rights groups.

HARARE – A Harare magistrate has acquitted human rights activists Robson Chere, Namatai Kwekweza and Samuel Gwenzi of disorderly conduct, ending a year-long trial that drew widespread criticism from rights groups.

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