1. What do you think are the most important issues in Zimbabwe when dealing with past human rights violations? Please indicate your opinion by checking only the items you deem very important To know the truth of what has happened and why it has happened To bring the persons who have committed human rights violations to the court To compensate the victims, survivors and their dependants To enable memorialisation, e.g. via museums, a memorialisation day etc. To reform the police, the security, the army and the justice systems To pay special attention to women victims, survivors and their dependants 2. How far back should dealing with past human rights violations go in the history of Zimbabwe? Back to the time when Zimbabwe was a colony of Britain Back to the time after the Unilateral Declaration under Ian Smith Back to the time during the Gukurahundi era, after independence Back to 2000 3. The NPRC has the mandate to bring healing, justice and reconciliation to the people of Zimbabwe regarding past human rights violations. Are you satisfied with the current activities of the NPRC? Yes No I don't know 4. What do you think: Is the independent NPRC free of political influence and the government? Yes, absolutely Yes, partially No 5. Do you think the NPRC has enough skilled staff and budget to successfully deal with past human rights abuses? Yes 2