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NEWS > 01 November 2007

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Zimbabwe Police Say Union Lead
Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions Secretary General Wellington Chibhebhe and 31 others in the labor organization were arraigned today in Harare Magistrate’s court and a trial date was set for October 17, legal sources said.

But their prosecution on charges of illegally demonstrating was overshadowed as the magistrate threw out a police report saying the injuries sustained by the labor activists on September 13 were not caused by beatings but incurred resisting arrest.

Magistrate William Bhilla dismissed the police findings after the lawyer for the trade unionists raised ... Read more

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Corruption watchdog probes 4 e

The federal anti-corruption watchdog is investigating allegations of federal agents presenting questionable evidence in court cases.

The Commission for Law Enforcement Integrity was set up in December last year to investigate corruption allegations against Australian Federal Police officers and Australian Crime Commission agents.

The first annual report of the anti-corruption watchdog reveals 18 complaints were received and of those four warranted further investigation and were referred to the Integrity Commissioner.

The allegations cast doubt over the accuracy and completeness of evidence presented before the courts.

Other matters related to the importation and trafficking of illicit drugs.

The report says the four investigations are continuing and no charges have been laid.
 

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