• Ensure compliance with the Rule of Law by bringing perpetrators to account, regardless of their station; developing the independence of the judiciary; removing the partisan Attorney-General, and ensuring that the police comply with and enforce legal judgments. Transitional Justice and National Healing has also stalled in the period under review, as the mechanism created to map the way forward has done little. In addition, inflammatory political statements mean that community level healing cannot begin when hostilities are kept inflamed as politically expedient. • Traditional leaders and the national youth programmes must remain neutral and reject political violence. • The Organ must be replaced with an effective mechanism to consult and develop a clear strategy for National Healing. • Political parties should seek to overcome polarisation on issues and agendas. CIVIL SOCIETY MONITORING MECHANISM (CISOMM) SIX MONTH SHADOW REPORT ON THE PERFORMANCE OF THE INCLUSIVE OF ZIMBABWE 54