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Pre-trial Detention Of Government Critics Questionable- EU

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Persecuted christians - Conference at the European Parliament about the persecution of Christians in Sub-Saharan Africa (Credit: MEP Bert-Jan Ruissen)

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MEP Bert-Jan Ruissen held a conference and exhibition at the European Parliament to denounce the silence surrounding the suffering of persecuted Christians worldwide. The EU must take stronger action against violations of freedom of religion, especially in Africa where lives are lost due to this silence.
Pre-trial Detention Of Government Critics Questionable- EU

15 January 2021

Tinashe Sambiri|The European Union(EU) is deeply worried about the persecution of perceived government opponents in Zimbabwe.

The EU is also disturbed by the safety of political prisoners given the pathetic condition of the country’s holding cells.

According to the EU, the pre-trial detentions of perceived government opponents are questionable.

“The current pre-trial detentions, delays of proceedings & bail denials without serious charges are questionable, especially in times of #COVID19.

The infection risk in jail is high due to overcrowding & lack of hygiene. We know this because we support prisons through,” EU said in a statement.

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