Ø Mash West Ø Harassment/intimidation Assault Displacement Discrimination Malicious damage to property Unlawful detention Theft/looting Total Right to personal integrity and human dignity Right to liberty and security of person Property rights Right to food, aid and livelihood Property rights 30 7 3 2 2 Right to personal liberty Property rights 2 2 48 12 School in Goromonzi South and forced to attend a belated Independence Day celebration on 26 April 2015.The perpetrators who are members of Zanu PF Tonderai Zvanezuro and Herbert Zaranyika were not charged although they committed the crime in full view of members of the police. The victims were taken to Ruwa rehabilitation hospital where they were treated for minor injuries and discharged the same day. On 27 April 2015 villagers of Samashura village in Chikomba East were forced to attend a Zanu PF cell reorganisation meeting at Sengwe Centre. Zanu PF youths were sent to force village head Marabhe Mupandasekwa to the venue. It was indicated that some people from Bulawayo would come to organise the cell. The village head and the villagers were accused of being MDC-T supporters and so they were forced to be at the venue from 10 am to around 6 pm. The expected visitors did not turn up and the villagers and their head were forced to sing revolutionary songs and do slogans as punishment for supporting the opposition party. On 4 April three Harare council employees were assaulted by members of the Housing cooperative at Caledonia in Goromonzi South over a land dispute. The perpetrators Tapiwa Kanyetu and Charles Madzivanyika assaulted Edmore Sibindi, Charles Shonhai and Prisca Munetsi in ward 25 over a land dispute. Police warned the perpetrators and released them without charge. There were cases of suspected abduction, assault and farm invasion in Hurungwe West and Central during the month of April 2015. The Zanu PF party has unleashed terror in Hurungwe West to scare off Temba’s supporters.Temba Mliswa has intensified his campaign as an independent candidate after his expulsion from Zanu PF.His posters were being pulled down in the constituency. Lancelot “Zvobgo“Mandaza the District chair of Karambazungu is accused of pulling down the posters. On 8 April 2015 the Chief Executive Officer of Hurungwe District Council Joseph Moyo had indicated his intention to contest the Hurungwe West seat on ZANU PF ticket but was approached by Darlington Mutemagawu to desist from competing with Keith Guzah. Mutemagawu indicated to Moyo that he would not qualify because he was not from the area although Moyo has lived in the area for over 25 years. Moyo queried that Guzah also