42 Radio and TV Appearances On the state-run Power FM and Spot FM radio stations, the privatelyrun Star FM and ZiFM radio station, and on international broadcasters such as Radio France International and Voice of America, ZLHR project managers, project lawyers and project officers entertained requests for interviews, where they amplified the organisation’s objectives, its work as part of enhancing rights literacy to promote a culture of human rights, respect for the rule of law for a just and democratic society in Zimbabwe. Legal Monitor Through the Legal Monitor, human rights supporters and other citizens remained connected with information and each other to swiftly take coordinated action where needed most. The organisation’s flagship newsletter whose demand continued swelling in 2015 as it reached remote and marginalised communities such as Mberengwa and Binga ensured that people can access current and reliable human rights information to inspire, educate, advocate and create and enhance dialogue among Zimbabweans who can’t afford the luxury of purchasing the expensive media products offered by established media houses. ZLHR Annual Report 2015 Social Media Footprint In 2015, social media remained an important tool for ZLHR as the organisation sent out dozens of news updates on popular feeds such as Twitter and Facebook to thousands of our followers to promote and discuss the organisation’s work. Social media platforms ensured that ZLHR builds a bigger community of supporters as in 2015 our Twitter account @ZLHRLawyers reached 9 100 followers while 1 100 members are subscribed to the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights Facebook Group account while the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights Facebook Page boasts of 1 900 followers. To keep up to date with ZLHR’s work please follow us on Twitter @ZLHRLawyers Facebook page Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights. The Legal Monitor is eagerly received in the outlying areas