Zimbabwe : fast track land reform in Zimbabwe
Human Rights Watch, v. 14, no. 1, vol. 14, no. 1 (A)
Periodicals
43 pages ; 28 cm
49338997
III. Background
Land reform in the twenty years after independence
Fast track land reform
Problems caused by a disorderly process. IV. Human rights violations
Violence and intimidation in the course of land occupations
Police failure to protect victims
Discrimination in land allocation
Gender issues in allocation of land
Displacement and marginalization of farm workers
Difficulties for organizations working in rural areas. v. International law and constitutional obligations
Right to property
Right to due process of law and nondiscrimination. VI. Role of the international community
Britain
European Union
United States
Commonwealth
United Nations
The Organization of African Unity
Southern African Development Community
Cover title
"March 2001."