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“I will not stop asking until I know the whereabouts of my husband”

By Amnesty International

Everyone knew Itai Dzamara as a journalist and pro-democracy activist who was forcibly disappeared on 9 March 2015 after he criticised the Zimbabwean government. Itai was my husband and best friend. He was a great father to our two children Nokutenda and Nenyasha. He was always there for us making sure that we are happy. […] The post “I will not stop asking until I know the whereabouts of my husband” appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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