A bill to eliminate presidential elections represents a direct dismantling of democratic processes and consolidation of authoritarian power, qualifying as a critical example of governmental overreach and political oppression.
Supporters call the bill a governance reform, while opponents see a turning point for Zimbabwe's political future.
Detention of activist for protected political speech demonstrates state repression of dissent and selective enforcement of immigration law… [more]
Legislation extending presidential terms from five to seven years represents a classic authoritarian consolidation of power that… [more]
Murder of a political dissident artist for anti-government expression represents authoritarian suppression of dissent and creative freedom… [more]