PUBLICATIONS In this year, NTJWG has produced seven publications. This is in line with the group's thrust towards knowledge production and information sharing and management. These publications have had far reaching impact beyond what this report can capture. Below is an analysis showing the publications and their impact i. NPRC Bill Public Hearings: The Process Enhances the Substance Press Statement Summary The report draws on the reports and recommendations forwarded by civil society organisations with regard to the public hearings conducted prior to the parliamentary debates of the NPRC Bill. The report also contains recommendations for future public hearings. http://www.ntjwg.org.zw/downloads/NTJWG Press Statement.pdf Impact The statement was shared via NTJWG's digital platforms. It had 696 organic hits. It was also shared via NTJWG mailing list with 300 recipients in the 10 provinces of Zimbabwe and the Diaspora. The statement was submitted to the Parliament and shared with all Parliamentarians. Following the release of the statement, Parliament agreed to hold a reflective meeting with NTJWG Partners on 3 April 2017. ii. Analysis of the NPRC Bill: February 2017 Summary This publication, is an analysis of the NPRC Bill HB.2. 2017 which sought to identify the major changes from its predecessor the National Peace and Reconciliation Bill H.B 13, 2015. Cutthroat issues discussed include the issue of amnesty, gender and the need for a victim centred approach. The possible weaknesses and strength of the bill are also discussed. http://www.ntjwg.org.zw/downloads/Analysis of the 2017 NPRC Bill [Final].pdf Impact This analysis was the first to hit the headlines regarding the NPRC Bill. It became the point of reference for the media and stakeholders in reacting to the NPRC Bill. 13 ANNUAL REPORT 2017