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Widows routinely evicted from their homes and land when their husbands die

by Al Jazeera

27 Jan 2017 at 12:45hrs | 333 Views

A Human Rights Watch report says widows in Zimbabwe are routinely evicted from their homes and land when their husbands die.

Source - Al Jazeera

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