2.5 To moke oppropriote recommendotions in respect of possible solutions to the chollenges identified. 3.0 3.1 METHODOIOGY ln order to fully oppreciote the subject under considerotion, the Committee invited the following stokeholders to provide both wriiten ond orol submissions: . . . . . . . . The Ministry of Justice, Legol ond Porliomentory Affoirs The Ministry of Public Service, Lobour ond Sociol Welfore The Zimbobwe Republic Police The Zimbobwe Prisons qnd ConectionolService Commission Low Society of Zimbobwe Zimbobwe Associotion of Crime Prevention ond Rehobilitotion Zimbobwe Lowyers for Humon Rights The Zimbqbwe Environmentol Lowyer Associotion 4.A KEY FINDINGS AND OBSERVATIONS 4.1 Progress in reolizing humon rig'nb 4.1.1 The rotificotion ond domesiicotion of some of the mojor regionol ond internotionol humon rights treoties by the government of Zimbobwe must be commended. Zimbobwe is porty to the moin humqn rights insirumenis os sioied obove 4.1.2 The domesiicotion of the vorious internotionol ond regionol humon rights treoties is o positive step by the government os it gives domestic legol sofeguords where humon rights ore violoted or ore under threot 4.1.3 A cursory glonce of sections 48 to 84 of the Constitution of Zimbobwe reveols o robust cocktoil of substontive rights thot everyone in Zimbobwe is entiiled io. 4l ts 1. r'1 \-\. rt \.. l\ /", \-/