• Parliament has failed to prioritise the legislative agenda as required by the GPA due to limited effort. The passage of Bills fell far short of the expected outcome, as outlined in the Government work plan and the PM’s speech. TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE AND NATIONAL HEALING Compliance • Political violence between party members, on the whole, has decreased since the formation of the Inclusive Government. • The three Principals have, on several occasions, including Independence Day celebrations and the launch of the Constitutional Outreach, advocated strongly for non-violence. Non-compliance • Political violence and intolerance resurged in advance of the constitution making outreach. Military and quasi-military agents were deployed to threaten and intimidate citizens. Traditional Leaders are also complicit. • The Organ on National Healing has achieved nothing tangible and has failed even to issue statements condemning violence or investigate claims. • Violence continues to take place on the Commercial Farms with no cessation of the land invasions, harming farm workers and farmers. • The state media’s continued use of hate language and partisan reporting is hugely detrimental to the project of national healing. • Ideological differences, mutual distrust, lack of transparency and disrespect are causing considerable friction between parties to the GPA, evidenced in public squabbles by Government members. • Those with political, constitutional or other social views, including members of the Gay and Lesbian community, that conflict with ZANU-PF’s ideology find themselves being targeted for persecution. CIVIL SOCIETY MONITORING MECHANISM (CISOMM) SIX MONTH SHADOW REPORT ON THE PERFORMANCE OF THE INCLUSIVE OF ZIMBABWE 10