Strategic
Objectives
effective redress
mechanism for
election related
human rights
violations
Strategic Goal 4
To review and
recommend the
alignment of all
laws that impact on
elections and
human rights to
the constitution
and other laws
Proposed Activities
Outputs
Development of investigative, data collections,
information management tools and the development
training materials
Capacity building of ZHRC investigators on
investigating human rights violations during
elections especially those of a criminal nature
Human rights investigations during the election
period,
Establishment of a referral mechanism
Establish a case management system to track
progress towards investigations and redress.
Awareness raising on the redress mechanism
Stakeholder engagements on the findings of the
investigations and redress of cases, engage key
stakeholders such as ZEC, the ZRP, the Gender
Commission and other Chapter 12 institutions
Advisory role to the various stake holders
Increased number of
human rights violations
during the electoral
process resolved
Number of
prosecutions
Training reports
A responsive ZHRC to
the needs of rights
bearers
Number of officers
trained on investigating
human rights violations
of a criminal nature
during elections
Number of laws
identified
Process reports
Laws reviewed
Identification of the laws in need of review as they
relate to human rights and elections such as POSA,
AIPPA, CAT etc
Review the laws identified
Propose necessary changes to the laws
Engagement with relevant stakeholders e.g.
Parliament, Line Ministries and institutions
Advocacy for the acceptance and implementation of
its recommendations and advise
Disseminate position paper to stakeholders
Laws identified
Position paper on
proposed changes
Position paper on
agreed changes
Legislation, regulations
and policies that are
complaint with human
rights governing the
conduct of elections.
Performance
Indicators
Risk and assumptions
human rights violations during
elections
Media reports
Assumptions
Number of laws
reviewed
Proposed amendments
to the law
Number of meetings
held
Number of institutions
lobbied
Number of reports
disseminated
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Means of
Verification
Police reports
That the political environment
would have improved to allow for
the investigation of human rights
Copies of
proposed
amendments
Meeting reports
and registers
Reports and
minutes of the
meetings
The Hansard
Risks
Lack of cooperation by targeted
stakeholders/ delayed responses
by stakeholders
Political environment not
conducive
Lack of funds to undertake
activities
Assumptions
Cooperation by targeted
stakeholders
Prompt responses by stakeholders
Favourable political environment
Availability of funds
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