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Legal loophole sends Zimbabweans to their death in Russia’s war
Reported by The Standard
Photo: The StandardThree years later, Parliament passed the Suppression of Foreign and International Terrorism Act, which punishes mercenary activity, and recruitment for it, with up to life imprisonment. Then president Robert Mugabe signed it into law.
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