Research and Discussion Paper on a TJ Framework for Zimbabwe 7. The Expectations of Stakeholders Regarding the TJ Process in Zimbabwe A study on Dealing with the Past is not complete without shedding some light on what the different stakeholders – victims, dependents, CSO, policy makers, donors – think about the transitional justice process and the work of the NPRC so far. For that purpose, a brief study has been conducted in October 2018, which sent an online questionnaire with 10 questions to the members of Forum’s client data base; 153respondents returned their answers. Note that the survey is non-representative and illustrates merely an opinion trend, in contrast to than a nation-wide opinion poll that mirrors reliably the society’s views on the topic. The results can be found below. During the data analysis, interesting differences in opinions between various stakeholders have been observed. Hence, the display of the results has been split in the following way: The first chart for each question always shows the totality of the respondents, whereas the second chart shows the answer separately between the two groups of the Community and the Civil Society (other stakeholders’ responses were not enough to deliver meaningful results, so have not been crosstabulated). The responses 37 DRAFT