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Today, Junior Court Counsel is attending the Career Guidance Day program at Zengeza High 1 under the theme . The sess...
22/05/2026



Today, Junior Court Counsel is attending the Career Guidance Day program at Zengeza High 1 under the theme .

The session focuses on equipping young learners with guidance for their career paths, while also encouraging them to know and understand their Constitution and their rights.

Happy Workers’ Day from Junior Court CounselOn Workers’ Day, Junior Court Counsel recognises the value, dignity, and rig...
01/05/2026

Happy Workers’ Day from Junior Court Counsel

On Workers’ Day, Junior Court Counsel recognises the value, dignity, and rights of workers in our communities.

Work should be respected, protected, and fairly rewarded.

Let this day remind every worker and employer alike to stand for fair labour practices and safe working conditions.

Public hearings on the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment No. 3 Bill (H.B. 1, 2026) are underway from 30 March 2026 acro...
30/03/2026

Public hearings on the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment No. 3 Bill (H.B. 1, 2026) are underway from 30 March 2026 across multiple districts. Parliament of Zimbabwe has deployed teams to gather public input.

Young people: your participation matters. An informed citizen makes better decisions, engaging in these hearings gives an opportunity to understand proposed changes, ask questions, and state views that could shape the country’s future.

Attend a public hearing in your district, read the Bill summaries, and prepare clear points or questions.

Make time to participate your voice can influence the national conversation and help secure a constitution that reflects the needs and rights of all citizens.

Celebrating Women’s Month at Junior Court Counsel!As we honor Women’s Month, this is an opportunity to recognise the inc...
04/03/2026

Celebrating Women’s Month at Junior Court Counsel!

As we honor Women’s Month, this is an opportunity to recognise the incredible women within Junior Court Counsel and the broader community. Their dedication, resilience, and commitment to justice and empowerment serve as inspiration.

From advocating for rights to shaping future leaders, these women play a vital role in nurturing a fair and equal society. Together, a strong message is sent, promoting awareness and driving change for a better future.

Women Crush WednesdayA big congratulations to our Director, Bridgetti Mambondiani on completing an incredible 12 months ...
04/03/2026

Women Crush Wednesday

A big congratulations to our Director, Bridgetti Mambondiani on completing an incredible 12 months in South Africa as a Programs Officer with Equal Education under the Office of the General Secretary!

Bridgetti’s journey through the exchange program has been marked by significant growth and valuable experiences. Recently, she attended the NOREC Homecoming Workshop, where she participated in enlightening discussions, including a thought-provoking session on Human Rights from a Decolonisation Perspective.

We are proud of Bridgetti's achievements and her dedication to fostering education equity and championing human rights

Last year, we hosted the “Know Your Constitution” program in Chitungwiza Unit D. It was a day filled with learning and ...
12/02/2026



Last year, we hosted the “Know Your Constitution” program in Chitungwiza Unit D. It was a day filled with learning and creativity for our young leaders.

Students explored the Constitution, focusing on Chapter 4, Basic Human Rights. They learned about their rights and how to stand up for them through drawing, drama, and discussions.

An informed citizen makes better decisions. We’re building a generation that knows their rights and champions justice!




📢 Let’s Talk About Employment Contracts in Zimbabwe: Know Your RightsEmployment contracts are vital legal agreements tha...
03/02/2026

📢 Let’s Talk About Employment Contracts in Zimbabwe: Know Your Rights

Employment contracts are vital legal agreements that outline your rights and obligations in the workplace. The Labour Act [Chapter 28:01] defines three types of contracts: Permanent, Fixed-Term, and Casual. Each has specific features, including benefits and termination conditions, emphasizing the need for clarity.

Did you know that the Labour Act mandates employers to provide written details like remuneration and leave entitlements? This protects employees from unfair treatment. While oral contracts can be valid, having written agreements usually strengthens your position in disputes.

The Constitution guarantees rights to fair labor practices and safe working conditions, making it essential for contracts to align with these rights.

Understanding employment contracts is crucial for both employees and employers.

The Cyber Crimes Bill was officially passed. This law aims to address and combat various cyber-related offenses to prote...
26/01/2026

The Cyber Crimes Bill was officially passed. This law aims to address and combat various cyber-related offenses to protect individuals and organizations in our digital space.

This new legislation is a significant step toward ensuring a safer online environment for all. We encourage everyone to stay informed and to be responsible digital citizens.

Today, the world commemorates the International Day of Education under the theme “The Power of Youth in Co-Creating Educ...
23/01/2026

Today, the world commemorates the International Day of Education under the theme “The Power of Youth in Co-Creating Education.” This day reinforces that education is a right for every child, not a privilege. Education can change family futures and push society, nations, and the world forward.

It is vital to provide inclusive and fair opportunities for all children, ensuring everyone has access to quality education.

We recently attended the Young Feminist School organized by The Pada Platform, where we explored the foundations of femi...
15/01/2026

We recently attended the Young Feminist School organized by The Pada Platform, where we explored the foundations of feminism within the African context. Our journey included learning about the core values of feminism, leadership, feminist consciousness, and the significance of power and digital activism.

A highlight of the program was a presentation by our director, Bridgetti Mambondiani. She provided invaluable insights on advocacy tools and strategies, equipping us with the knowledge needed to effectively advocate for rights.

A key takeaway from our experience was that feminism is not solely for women; it advocates for equal opportunities for all and promotes inclusivity and justice, regardless of gender.



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