The European Union has eased its Zimbabwe sanctions, lifting travel bans on six members of the government and an asset freeze on an additional 21 Zimbabweans. The EU first imposed sanctions on individual Zimbabweans in 2002, in response to alleged human rights abuses and disregard for rule of law by the government of President Robert Mugabe. Addressing journalists Monday, the European Union ambassador to Zimbabwe, Aldo Dell'Aricia, said the easing of sanctions followed the drafting of a ...
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