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Left behind: The impact of Zimbabwe’s mass forced evictions on the right to education (October 2011)

12th October 2011

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The Zimbabwean government must ensure that children living in the settlements it created to re-house those made homeless by its mass forced eviction program six years ago are able to go to school, Amnesty International says in a new report.

Left behind: The impact of Zimbabwe’s mass forced evictions on the right to education shows how thousands of children and young people forced from their homes during Operation Murambatsvina are unlikely to access adequate schooling.

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