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Take Robert Mugabe to the Hague

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Alan Brooke
8 years ago

He is guilty of thousands of deaths.

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Richard S Chance
8 years ago

Ex Farmers son evicted from our home / Farm under extreme intimidation, humility. Father held at gunpoint by Mugabe loyalists.

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Grant Montgomery
8 years ago

Let justice be done.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Take him to the Hague

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Anonymous
8 years ago

He can't get off scott free for all he has done, so many have been killed, thrown out of their homes and been left with nothing for taking zeros off currency, while he was in the lap of luxury

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Anonymous
8 years ago

He must not be allowed to just walk away!

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Johan
8 years ago

He needs to stand for his crimes!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Murderer thief fool

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P CORNISH
8 years ago

20,000 Ndebele massacred. Every election the population was subjected to deaths, torture, brutality. Mass graves throughout Zimbabwe. Hundreds of white farmers tortured, killed and brutalised. Greed and corruption to such extent that it caused Zimbabwe economy to collapse. 80%+ unemployment. Surely that’s cause enough to send him to The Hague.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

The death and suffering he has caused to millions is dispicable

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C Vermaak
8 years ago

Crimes against humanity.

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shana
8 years ago

and his rotten wife, they are war criminals

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Ingrid Sparrow
8 years ago

May he rot in hell

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Jean Illingworth
8 years ago

This monster needs to account for his cruelty and the world needs to see that there is justice.

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Adam
8 years ago

Petition available on petitions.parliament.gov.uk

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Paul Bourdillon
8 years ago

There must be justice for Mugabe! A $10m payout, freedom and the ability to stay in Zimbabwe is NOT justice for what he's inflicted on the country! He should follow Milosevic to jail!

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John Anthony Light
8 years ago

He orchestrated the genocide of thousands of his people (Ndebele) in Matabeleland, Zimbabwe

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Grant Middleton
8 years ago

He should be brought to book

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Anton Bourdillon
8 years ago

Greedy genosidal oppressor who could have been the leading light in African leadership but chose to betray and ignore the needs of his own people to the detriment of all, particularly those who fort and died for him and those whose deaths he sanctioned.

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Roy Brassington
8 years ago

Following the atrocities by him or on his behalf he should most definitely be called to account!