Forced evicfions - Forced demolitions continue. At the moment, it is toking ploce in some oreos of Horore ond Chitungwizo. The cose of the Chingwizi villogers is one of trogic proporiions os the villogers who ore victims of internol displocement continue to suffer furlher violotions of their sociol ond economic righis without o cleor solution in sight. Oiher victims of forced evictions hove been coses of some former form workers who hove been disploced. This hos been done through the opplicotion of the Gozetted Londs (Consequentiol Provisions) Act, ond through the civil courts. The lhemotic Committee bemoons the lock of o cleor policy to resettle this group of people who cleorly constitute on indigenous vulnerqble group deserving of some form of constituiionol protection. Eviction of informal troders - This is onother chollenge, with those eking out o living by woy of informol employment being of the mercy of outhorities. The current economic decline continues to result in growing formol unemployment ond increosed informol troding, which the governmeni hos ottempted to formolise with vorious chollenges, including disrespect for constitutionol protections. fhese populotions ore qt risk of repression ond politicol monipulotion. Running bottles continue to be experienced bel'ween this group ond the municipol police ond ihe Committee regrets thot of times the oction token by outhorities hos been orbitrory leoding to loss of wores by the informol troders even when the low is cleor on how confiscoted goods must be deolt with. 4.2.2 Educqtion Educotion -Economic conditions continue to moke ii difflcult for porents to meet iheir obligotions of secondory schools ond primory schools remoin inoccessible to mony. Mony children continue to foce chollenges. Some schools ore withholding results from pupils due to non-poyment of fees by porents. Schools must toke oppropriote oction to deolwith this issue thoi does noi offect the best interest of the child, o principle thot Constitution. 61. i:l$^ii is entrenched in our