17 September Freedom from torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment with an unknown substance and left for dead. He was eventually hospitalised when he was found the next day. Freedom of Expression After NERA demonstrators were attacked by police in riot gear, Member of Parliament for Glenview North Fanuel Munengami, John Neruwana the MDC-T district chairperson main wing, Charles Chidhagu the MDC-T youth district chairperson and women from ZimPF were arrested. In Glenview South ward 32, another NERA march aimed at raising awareness on the importance electoral reforms was disrupted after police officers started attacking protesters. The march did not go as planned because armed police officers invaded the venue before the march kicked off and dispersed people. Police went on to target individuals in their homes with the intention of arresting them. Police wreaked havoc, assaulted people and arrested some in Mabvuku/Tafara, Dzivarasekwa, Kuwadzana and Kambuzuma. Freedom to demonstrate and petition 18 September Right to Personal Security Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) officers went to Kuwadzana and assaulted people. Some of the victims were 2 patrons from Sunset night club. Right to privacy 24 September Freedom of Association Moses Kambarami of ZimPF was allegedly threatened with abduction by suspected Zanu PF youths as he was campaigning for his party. His party posters were forcibly taken by the youths who went on to accuse him of trying to return the country to colonialists. Kambarami was campaigning at Athlone Shopping Center in Harare East. The case was not reported to the police for fear of further victimization. 24 September Freedom of Expression Four Glen View women, Beatrice Rutsvara, Virginia Chimbeku, Esther Mutsigiri and Gladys Musindo were brutally assaulted by police officers for almost 8 hours while in a police vehicle before they were surrendered at a police station. They sought medical assistance after they were released from Mbare Magistrate’s court. The four were 12