Comparison of victims with single or multiple violations, Alleged victims, 2000 to 2006. Single violations Multiple violations [n=462] [n=771] CHRA 3[0.7%] 4[0.5%] MDC 191[41%]* 246[32%] NCA 80[17%] 213[28%]* Students 7[2%] 30[4%]** WOZA 17[4%] 47[6%] ZANU(PF) 0 0 ZCTU 14[3%] 52[7%]* Other 157[34%]** 205[27%] *p=0.005; **p=0.01 Table 17 Comparison of victims with single or multiple violations, Alleged violations, 2000 to 2006 Single violations Multiple violations [n=462] [n=771] Arson 0 0 Assault 170[37%] 345[45%]** Attempted murder 3[0.7%] 1[0.1%] Death threats 2[0.4%] 56[7%]* Displacement 22[5%] 58[8%] Interference with freedoms 11[2%] 147[19%] Kidnapping 2[0.4%] 27[4%]* Murder 0 0 Political intimidation 49[11%] 254[33%]* Property destruction 4[0.9%] 42[6%]* Rape 1[0.2%] 2[0.3%] Torture 53[12%] 124[16%]** Unlawful arrest 19[4%] 380[49%]** Unlawful detention 53[12%] 397[52%]* *p=0.005; **p=0.01 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Table 18 Comparison of rural versus urban areas, Temporal distribution, 2000 to 2006. Urban Rural [n=856] [n=369] 1[0.1%] 2[0.5%] 41[5%] 30[8%]** 119[14%] 68[19%]** 146[17%] 111[30%]* 173[20%]** 52[14%] 157[18%]* 42[12%] 215[25%]** 66[18%] *p=0.005; **p=0.01 Table 19 Who guards the guards? Violations by the Zimbabwe Republic Police, 2000 to 2006