Interview in Chile to John Stewart, from Zimbabwe


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Southern Africa "Many Hands Make Light Work" - The Masvingo Research on Human Responsibility Activities achieved in 2003 and 2004 Activities in 2005 Objectives Prospects for 2006 Stand up for your rights View on key concepts	Home Activities Regional Activities Southern Africa Published on 19 June 2006 Translations available in: Español (original) . français . Interview in Chile to John Stewart, from Zimbabwe
	Exchanges on the experience on the Charter from inhabitants of Zimbabwe, beween the difficulties of an antidemocratic regime. (available in the Spanish version of this article only)

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