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Prisoners Live In Deplorable Conditions By Monica Kunda The
Legal Resources Foundation (LRF) has advised prison warders in the country
to treat the prisoners well because they are also human beings with a right
to life.
LRF Secures Release of Tortured Robbery Suspect By Madube Pasi Siyauya A man
has requested the Legal Resources Foundation (LRF) in Livingstone to help
him sue two police officers and the state for brutality.
Kabwe Residents Threaten To Lynch DEC officer By Madube Pasi Siyauya
Residents of Katondo Township in Kabwe recently apprehended a Drug
Enforcement Commission (DEC) officer whom they alleged implicated innocent
persons in drug trafficking after planting drugs at their homes.
Employers Implored to Respect workers By Madube Pasi Siyauya A
Lusaka Woman has urged employers in Zambia to respect workers and not to
take advantage of them.
Ex-policeman Wants Benefits From Colonial Govt By Madube Pasi Siyauya An
85-year-old ex-policeman of Kabwe claims he has not been paid his full
terminal benefits by the Northern Rhodesian Government.
Nkolemfumu Train Accident Victim Cannot Claim Damages By Madube Pasi Siyauya A
villager from the Nkolemfumu area in Kasama, whom three employees of the
Tanzania Zambia Railways (TAZARA) allegedly threw out of a moving train 11
years ago, cannot sue for compensation due to the lapse of time.
Chief Accused of Attempting to Derail Court CaseBy Monica Kunda A
chief in Luapula Province has been accused of interfering with the
jurisdiction of the local court in his area.
Lundazi Council Cited for Illegal Demolition of Property By Madube Pasi Siyauya A
Lundazi resident is unhappy with the area district council for demolishing
his servant's quarter without giving him prior notice.
Nigerian PIs Bailed Out By Madube Pasi Siyauya The
Nigerian Embassy in Lusaka has come to the rescue of its nationals who were
arrested and detained at the Lusaka Central and Kamwala State Prisons for
various immigration offences.
Mansa Resident Complains of “Unprofessional” Treatment by Court By Monica Kunda A
Mansa resident has allegedly that officials at the Kalasa Lukangaba Local
Court were unprofessional in dealing with his case.
“Thirteenth Wife” Wants To Divorce By Madube Pasi Siyauya A Kasama housewife wants to divorce the husband because he allegedly lying to her.
Brenda Kabwe, of Kasama, told Legal Resources Foundation (LRF) Paralegal
Deogracious Mutale that her husband duped her into becoming his 13th wife
after allegedly lying that he was divorced.
Police Revoke Suspect's Bond for Refusing Witchcraft By Monica Kunda A
named police officer at the Green Market Police Post in Mongu reportedly
revoked the bond for suspects for refusing to consult a witchdoctor over his
case.
Kasama Guard Sacked Over Illness! By Madube Pasi Siyauya A
Kasama resident has alleged that a security company terminated his
employment when he fell sick and was admitted to hospital.
Immigrations Commended By Madube Pasi Siyauya The
Legal Resources Foundation (LRF) says it is impressed with the work being
done by the Immigrations Department in alleviating the problems of detained
prohibited immigrants.
Prospective Trainee Teachers Plan to Sue College By Madube Pasi Siyauya Two
prospective students at the Kasama Teachers Training College have requested
the Legal resources Foundation (LRF) at Kasama to assist them sue the
college for breach of contract.
Abandoned Housewife Seek LRF Help By Monica Kunda A
woman in Mongu has complained to the Legal Resources Foundation (LRF) that
her husband, forced her to stop work and join him in Mongu, but later
abandoned her for another woman.
Refugees Repatriated After LRF's Intervention By Madube Pasi Siyauya Five
refugees from Maheba, arrested by the Immigration Department in Lusaka for
being in possession of expired gate passes, have been relocated to the
refugee camp.
Referendum A Must In Constitutional Review - Lawyer By Madube Pasi Siyauya Legal
Resources Foundation (LRF) lawyer Abraham Mwansa has said that a referendum
should be used in adopting the new Zambian Constitution.
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