A UK legislator has urged the international community to put on hold engagement efforts with Zimbabwe and called for the imposition of a travel ban on President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Kate Hoey, chair of the UK all-party parliamentary group on Zimbabwe, said that the international community cannot ignore what is happening in Zimbabwe. She was speaking in Britain’s lower House of Parliament, the House of Commons. She said:
The international community should suspend any initiatives relating to reengagement with the Zimbabwean government.
It is unacceptable in my view to be even talking about debt restructuring and private sector investment while so many Zimbabwean civilians are being assaulted and killed.
We are calling for the end of the deployment of the military, they have to go back into their barracks.
We have to get the United nations to make a very strong statement on the rule of law.
We need to call for an independent investigation of the human rights violation to be led by African Union or United Nations.
We have to get to who gave the orders it was the same with the people killed after the elections where we never got to the bottom of who gave the army orders.
The government’s brutal crackdown on demonstrators who were protesting against poverty and economic hardship has received widespread condemnation.
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And then what?is that all you have sanctions ?
Was he not already under the ZIDERA imposed sanctions together with many other ZANU PF officials including Mr Robert Mugabe.
Am really surprised how and why there is such pressure on the Zimbabwean leader for not observing the rule of law and nothing or no pressure, publicity on the international media like cnn, BBC etc of Gukurahundi where villagers where killed by a special trained battalion. The world was quite why?
Leave us alone
Mind your tongue young man
Yet May give abundant financial support to South African President that promotes worse outcomes for the minority white population! Why the selective outrage?