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“The people who vote decide NOTHING! The people who count the votes decide EVERYTHING!” - Joseph Stalin
R W Johnson is a writer and journalist. An Emeritus Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford, he was Director of the Helen Suzman Foundation (Johannesburg) from 1995 to 2001 during which time he was responsible for a large number of reports and opinion surveys in Zimbabwe. He is the author of ten books and innumerable articles. He is the Southern African correspondent of the Sunday Times (London). Beatrice Mtetwa is a senior partner at the Harare law firm of Mtetwa and Nyambirai, specialising in human rights cases. Her work has been recognised by her selection as the Human Rights Lawyer of the Year in 2003 by the Justice/Liberty Law Society of England and Wales; by the Committee to Protect Journalists International Press Freedom Award 2005; the Index on Censorship for Free Expression Law Award 2006; the Burton Benjamin Memorial Award 2008 for Defending the Highest Ideals of Journalism; the Sydney and Felicia Kentridge Award for Service to Law in South Africa given by the General Council of the Bar of South Africa; the Traxicux International Human Rights Prize 2009 given by the European Bar Human Rights Committee; the 2010 International Human Rights Award awarded by the American Bar Association; the 2010 Human Rights Award awarded by Zimbabwean Civic Organizations; and the 2011 Inamori Ethics Prize awarded by Case Western Reserve University. Mrs Mtetwa has herself been a victim of human rights abuses, having twice been assaulted by President Robert Mugabe's police. The South African Institute of Race Relations has published this report as part of its commitment to promoting democracy in Zimbabwe: a neighbouring state whose political stability and economic prosperity is not only important in itself but is also vital to South Africa’s success. THIS REPORT MAY ALSO BE FOUND ON THE WEBSITE OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN INSTITUTE OF RACE RELATIONS, at www.sairr.org.za iv
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