Report of the 2014 International Human Rights Day Commemorations - 10th December 2014 Amphitheatre, Bulawayo processes for determining ZHRC’s constitutional and legal jurisdiction, and alternative redress mechanisms available to the Zimbabwean public. Further, the brochures and pamphlets distributed contributed to increased visibility of ZHRC, raising awareness of human rights, the UDHR and national laws that protect and promote human rights. ZHRC IEC materials (brochures, pamphlets and copies of the Constitution of Zimbabwe on display for access by the public during the 2014 International Human Rights Day Commemorations, (Courtesy; ZHRC Education, Promotion & Research and Public Relations Units) vi. Constitution of Zimbabwe More than five hundred (500) copies of the Constitution of Zimbabwe were also distributed by ZHRC staff manning the ZHRC stand at the entrance to the AmphiTheatre and within the main arena. Distribution of the Constitution contributed to raising public awareness of the mandate and functions of ZHRC as well as the human rights and fundamental freedoms enshrined in Chapter 4 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe. vii. Exhibitions In addition, about ten (10) partner organisations exhibited their IEC materials such as banners, pamphlets/brochures, leaflets and various booklets showcasing their work in protecting and promoting human rights in Zimbabwe. Partner organisations that exhibited their IEC materials include Musasa Project, Christian Legal Society, Childline, ZIMRIGHTS, Legal Resources Foundation and Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum, among others. The exhibitions enabled ZHRC and partner organisations to show case their work, raise awareness of topical and current human Page 9 of 19