Zimbabwe’s military used “unjustifiable” force against opposition protesters in the wake of this year’s presidential election, an inquiry has found.
Six people were killed after troops intervened to curb protests in the capital, Harare, on 1 August.
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The independent commission said the army had acted disproportionately when it fired on fleeing demonstrators.
But it blamed some opposition figures for inciting the violence.
Source: Zimbabwe army used ‘unjustifiable’ force in post-election clashes
