210.
What
do
you
think
should
be
done
to
help
victims
of
past
abuses?
(one
response
only)
 1.
 Everyone
was
a
victim
so
we
must
move
forward

 2.





It
was
a
time
of
crisis
so
they
should
move
on
 3.
 They
must
be
compensated
for
their
losses
and
suffering
 4.





The
truth
must
be
told
about
the
abuses
of
the
past
 5.





They
must
be
prosecuted
in
a
court
of
law
 6.





Perpetrators
must
ask
victims
for
forgiveness

 99.


Don`t
Know
 88
 Other
(Specify)___________________________________________________________________
 
 211.
What
do
you
think
is
key
to
bringing
about
national
healing,
reconciliation
and
Integration
in
Zimbabwe?
(One
 response
only)
 1.
 Forgive
and
forget
 2.
 Truth
recovery
 3.
 Prosecution
of
perpetrators
 4.
 Revenge
 5.

 A
reparation
programme
 6.





Setting
up
a
Truth
and
Reconciliation
Commission
 99.


Don`t
Know
 88
 Other
(Specify)
________________________________________________
 
 212.
Who
do
you
think
can
be
trusted
with
leading
the
national
healing,
reconciliation
and
integration
in
Zimbabwe?
 (one
response
accepted)
 1.
 The
government

 2.
 The
churches
 3.
 Civil
society
 4.
 The
Organ
on
National
Healing
Reconciliation
and
Integration
 5.

 Traditional
Leaders
 6.
 An
international
body
 99.


Don`t
Know
 88.
 Other
(Specify)_____________________________________
 
 213.
If
victims
are
to
be
compensated,
who
should
be
responsible?
(multiple
responses
accepted)
 1.

 The
perpetrators
as
individuals
 2.

 Whichever
government
is
in
power
at
the
time
of
compensation
 3.
 The
political
parties
 4.
 Civil
Society
 99.


Don`t
Know
 88.

Other
(Specify)
___________________________________________
 
 214.
If
we
have
to
address
the
past
cases
of
human
rights
abuses,
how
far
back
should
we
go?
(one
response)
 1.

 Before
colonialism
 2.

 Before
independence
 3.

 Just
after
independence
 4.
 The
recent
past
from
the
90s
 5.




From
2008
to
present


 99.


Don`t
Know
 88.


Other
(Specify)_____________________________________
 
 215.
Who
do
you
blame
for
the
abuses?



(multiple

response
accepted)
 1.
 The
perpetrators
in
their
personal
capacity
 2.
 The
victims
in
their
personal
capacity
 3.
 The
political
parties:
Specify
____________________________________________
 4.
 The
political
leadership
of
the
country
 5.

 International
Conspiracy

 6.
 Security
Forces
 99.

Don`t
Know
 88.

Other
(Specify)_______________________________________________________
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