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Father arrested for defiling own two daughters claims he's being framed - Vimarsana News

Father arrested for defiling own two daughters claims he's being framed

Crime

Pastor Sirajje Semanda jailed for 2 years, ordered to pay Shs 400m fine over fraud - Vimarsana News

Pastor Sirajje Semanda jailed for 2 years, ordered to pay Shs 400m fine over fraud

Crime

Zambia has killed the death penalty, but other rights remain on death row | Sishuwa Sishuwa - Vimarsana News

Zambia has killed the death penalty, but other rights remain on death row | Sishuwa Sishuwa

President Hakainde Hichilema has received praise in the west for his reforms but repressive laws remain on the statutes despite promises to repeal them

Zambia's UN rep commends the country's progress on human rights - Vimarsana News

Zambia's UN rep commends the country's progress on human rights

ZAMBIA'S Permanent Representative to the United Nations Chola Milambo says the country is making progress in the promotion of human rights.Dr Milambo said this follows President Hichilema's assentment of the Penal Code (Amendment) Bill number 25 of 2022, abolishing the imposition of the death pe

Human Rights Commission welcomes replacement and repeal of the death penalty and Defamation of the President laws - Vimarsana News

Human Rights Commission welcomes replacement and repeal of the death penalty and Defamation of the President laws

THE Human Rights Commission has welcomed the decision by President Hakainde Hichilema, to assent to Penal Code (Amendment) Bill No. 25 of 2022 that replaced the death penalty with life imprisonment and repealed the offence of defamation of the President.Commission spokesperson Mweelwa Muleya sai