4.1 What do you think are the most important issues in Zimbabwe when dealing with past Human Rights violations? Table 2 Most Important Issues in Zimbabwe when Dealing with Past Human Rights Violations i. Truth Province Bulawayo Frequency Total Manicaland Total Mashonaland Central Mashonaland West Total Total Midlands Total ii. Justice 20 Percent 100,0% Frequency 19 Percent 95,0% 20 Percent 100,0% 20 100,0% 20 100,0% 20 100,0% - - - - - - - - - - - - 20 100,0% 15 75,0% 20 100,0% 20 100,0% 20 100,0% 20 100,0% 21 70,0% 24 80,0% 19 63,3% 30 100,0% 30 100,0% 30 100,0% 20 100,0% 20 100,0% 20 100,0% 20 100,0% 20 100,0% 20 100,0% iv. Memorialisation Province Bulawayo Frequency Total Manicaland Total Mashonaland Central Mashonaland West Total Total Midlands Total iii. Compensation v. Reform Frequency vi. Attention 13 Percent 65,0% Frequency 17 Percent 85,0% 20 100,0% 20 - - - Frequency 14 Percent 70,0% 100,0% 20 100,0% - - - - - - - - - 11 55,0% 15 75,0% 8 40,0% 20 100,0% 20 100,0% 20 100,0% 8 26,7% 16 53,3% 16 53,3% 30 100,0% 30 100,0% 30 100,0% 8 40,0% 17 85,0% 9 45,0% 20 100,0% 20 100,0% 20 100,0% In measuring Participants opinions on what is important in dealing with Past human rights violations, respondents indicated that truth, justice, compensation and institutional Reform was very important. 88% indicated that compensating victims was the most important aspect of righting the wrongs of the past in line with comments coming out of the Focus Group Discussions. Memorialisation was seen as not very important with 57.4% of all respondents indicating that it was not very important. “Todya izvozvo? Ndipei zvipfuyo zvangu zvandakabirwa pamaindi ponda. Ndozvine basa. We want compensation!” A participant in 6