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Part 2: Gvt responds to Rape stories peddled by some international media houses pic.twitter.com/zNsGppTRqP

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The Presidential Spokesperson, George Charamba has questioned the authenticity of reports on BBC and SkyNews alleging that women were raped during the military and police crackdown.

Charamba said that the government had asked rape victims to come forward, but only one call was received from Chitungwiza.  He also mentioned that WOZA leader, Jennifer Williams had acknowledged that no allegations of rape had been verified in Bulawayo.

• Watch: Victims of Rape During Military Crackdown Interviewed

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• Govt Urges Women Raped By Soldiers To Report Cases To Police