'Britain sent me back to Mugabe. Now I'm in hiding.'

[trebizond]

Observer

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The 29-year-old man squirmed in his seat. The interrogation room in the jail suddenly seemed claustrophobic; the walls appeared to be closing in. The young man was visibly afraid: he found it difficult to swallow.

Only days before Zuka Kalinga had been safe in a British detention centre awaiting his forced return to Zimbabwe. There he had watched in dismay as television reports showed bulldozers razing the homes of opponents of Zimbabwe's dictator, Robert Mugabe.
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'Tell us about your father. What happened to him?' the interrogator persisted. Kalinga shook his head in sorrow: 'He disappeared'.

The interrogator smiled: 'Do you want to disappear too?...'
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[joemurphy]

1. The U.S. Government's Policy Is No Different for Zimbabweans

Zimbabweans in the U.S. are also subject to forced repatriation. There is no temporary protected status available for them.

[Zuni]

2. That is just terrible

Mugabe has gone mad

[LeftishBrit]

3. This is horrific!

Mugabe is an insane tyrant, and Blair is totally callous!