Zimbabwe Human Rights Association

Zimbabwe Human Rights Association
- Campaigners for Human Rights -

!	Contact us

Harare Office
Alverston Court,
90 Fourth Street
P.O. Box: 3951
Harare
Tel: +263 (0)4 707 278
Tel: +263 (0)4 705 898
Fax: +263 (0)4 707277

Bulawayo Office
4 Esat House
136A Fort Street.
Btw. 12th/13th Ave.
P.O. Box: 3153
Bulawayo
Tel: +263 (0)9 61 826
Tel: +263 (0)9 63 721
Fax: +263 (0)9 63 723

Mutare Office
Suite 10, 1st Floor
Intermarket House
Herbert Chitepo Str.
Mutare
Tel: +263 (0)20 68 633

Masvingo Office
No. 11, Hofmeyer Str.
Masvingo
Tel:+263(0)39 266224

Kwekwe Office
No. 7, 1st Floor
3rd Street
Kwekwe
P.O. Box: 1389
Tel: +263 (0)55 22 640

Campaigners for
Human Rights !

Welcome to ZimRights

Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights) is an indigenous non-profit, non-governmental organisation registered under the Welfare Organisations Act (no. 03/93).

The organisation was founded in 1992 for the sole purpose of ensuring that the Zimbabwean citizens are informed about human rights and are empowered to defend their own rights.

ZimRights believes that every human being is endowed with the same human dignity and is entitled to expect that such human dignity will be respected by others, regardless of race, colour, religious beliefs, sex, age, political beliefs, political affiliations or social status. Therefore:

Our goal - is to make the subject of human rights a household issues and a concern of each and every human being in Zimbabwe.

Our vision - is to create a culture of human rights awareness in Zimbabwe.

Our mission - is to promote, protect and defend human rights in Zimbabwe in order to empower the marginalized sectors of the Zimbabwean community through providing them with relevant education and information in order to assert their rights and seek improvement of their living conditions.

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16.04.09 - Peace begins with you” - Sports day theme in Lupane

In its bid to promote tolerance and peace building in the country, ZimRights yesterday held a sports day in Lupane graced by over 300 participants from areas such as Malunku, Mpahlwa, Gomoza and St Paul’s.

There were two netball teams, three soccer teams, one tug of war team and the rest for athletics and moral support. St Paul’s grabbed the soccer trophy while Malunku was their runner up.
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15.04.09 - ZimRights hosts peace building roadshow in Rusape

Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights) convened a peace building roadshow for the youth in Rusape attended by over 350 people.

Premised on the need for community cohesion, the show sought to promote unity despite political differences which were accentuated by the violence in the post March 29 election era.

Students from Vengere Primary and High Schools, St Joseph’s High school and 5 other local schools educated people on the need for peace within the community as a stepping stone towards development.
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