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Release Jestina Mukoko

Women of Zimbabwe Arise (WOZA)

2008-12-04, Issue 410

http://pambazuka.org/en/category/action/52530

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Women of Zimbabwe Arise (WOZA) became aware of the abduction of our sister Jestina Mukoko on Wednesday from her home in Norton. We are advised that 15 armed men took her away in her nightdress whilst her teenage son looked on helplessly.

We firmly believe that these were state agents and wish to say that we hold Robert Mugabe and his party that is still illegally ruling accountable for this abduction. We demand her immediate and unconditional release.

We call on all solidarity networks to please call Norton police station +263 62 2120 and demand her immediate release.

To state agents who took her our message is simple: your identity will not remain a secret and you will be held accountable – we are mobilising – the world is watching.

4th December 2008
For more information, contact Jenni Williams through info@wozazimbabwe.org / wozazimbabwe@yahoo.com or www.wozazimbabwe.org

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