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Zim's Cape Town Consulate Besieged As Protesters Demand Gay Rights - Vimarsana News

Zim's Cape Town Consulate Besieged As Protesters Demand Gay Rights

GroundUp AN official at the Zimbabwe Consulate in Cape Town, who would not give his name, refused to sign a memorandum calling for gay rights that was delivered by about 20 people. They had marched from Keizersgracht Street to the consulate in Kyper Street on Monday. The official demanded the police keep the media out, that no photographs be taken, and only three representatives of the protest be allowed through the gate to deliver their petition. Police complied and stopped journalists from filming on the premises. Organiser of the march for gay rights in Zimbabwe, Shingirai Musekiwa, said, ...

Zimbabwean protesters march on Consulate demanding gay rights - Vimarsana News

Zimbabwean protesters march on Consulate demanding gay rights

Zimbabwean protesters march on Consulate demanding gay rights Officials at the Zimbabwean Consulate in Cape Town refused to sign a memorandum calling for gay rights, leaving protesters dismayed. Article originally by GroundUp/Tariro Washinyira. An official at the Zimbabwe Consulate in Cape Town, who would not give his name, refused to sign a memorandum calling for gay rights that was delivered by about 20 people. They had marched from Keizersgracht Street to the consulate in Kyper Street on Monday. The official demanded the police keep the media out, that no photographs be taken, and only t...