WOMEN OF ZIMBABWE ARISE (WOZA) WOZA, is a civic movement meant to provide women and men from all walks of life, with a united voice to speak out on issues affecting their day-to-day lives; to encourage women to stand up for their rights and freedoms and lobby and advocate on those issues affecting women and their families. Based on the principles of strategic nonviolence, WOZA creates space to allow Zimbabweans to articulate issues they may be too fearful to raise alone. VERITAS VERITAS provides information on the work of the Parliament of Zimbabwe and makes public domain information available. ZIMBABWE ASSOCIATION FOR CRIME PREVENTION AND REHABILITATION OF THE OFFENDER (ZACRO) ZACRO’s mission is to prevent crime and promote rehabilitation and re-integration of offenders in order to have peace in the society. Main Highlights Trained HIV and AIDS Peer Educators. Trained and established HIV and AIDS Support Groups. Ÿ Conducted awareness sessions on HIV, Sexual and Reproductive Health, PMTCT, Paediatric Art Literacy, Gender based violence, Grooming and Basic primary health. Ÿ Trained inmates and officers on various livelihoods projects. Ÿ Provided livelihood input starter packs for ex-inmates. Ÿ Facilitated family tracing and reunion for ex-inmates - reconciliation, relative identification and family relations strengthening. Ÿ Coordinated advocacy workshops with the Zimbabwe Association of O rg a n i s a t i o n s Wo r k i n g i n P r i s o n identifying issues affecting inmates and Ÿ Ÿ 32 Ÿ ex-inmates and brought them to the attention of Prison authorities, Parliamentarians, Civil Society and Communities. ZIMBABWE DOCTORS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS (ZDHR) ZADHR exists to lobby and advocate for the right to health as a constitutional right, positively influence policy based on cutting edge research and analysis, hold the government accountable for issues on health and human rights, share knowledge and information on health issues and provide strategic services. ZIMBABWE CIVIC EDUCATION TRUST (ZIMCET) ZIMCET endeavours to build an empowered peaceful society through civic education, voter education, advocacy and lobby meetings and campaigns, drama, seminars, workshops, focus group discussions, radio and television programmes and other activities. Main Highlights Mobilized its community based animators to attend some of the public hearings conducted by Parliament on the NPRC and gave feedback on these hearings at a breakfast meeting organized for Parliamentarians by the NTJWG. Ÿ Was accredited by ZEC to conduct voter education on the Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) and conducted voter education in Glen View and Mufakose residential suburbs. Ÿ Participated in the development of a Civil Society Election Strategy document by Ÿ ZIMBABWE HUMAN RIGHTS NGO FORUM ANNUAL REPORT 2017