The Constitution provides for compensation when the arrested person has not been accorded their rights. These rights include release from detention within 48 hours of the initial arrest.
The Constitution provides for compensation when the arrested person has not been accorded their rights. These rights include release from detention within 48 hours of the initial arrest.
The Constitution provides for compensation when the arrested person has not been accorded their rights. These rights include release from detention within 48 hours of the initial arrest.
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Outside the High Court in Harare, Job Sikhala Jr was waiting to mark a grim milestone. His father, a senior opposition official in Zimbabwe who has been jailed 67 times, was about to spend his 500th day in prison without bail or a conviction. As Zimbabwe’s regime learns to tackle dissent from its al