She was charged with running unregistered organisation (ZPP), taking part in the management of the same organisation, smuggling radios and cellular phones and failing or refusing to register as a dealer under the Broadcasting Services Act.
Mukoko handed herself to the Harare Central Police this morning accompanied by her lawyer, Beatrice Mtetwa, and was set free after a docket was opened against her.
The docket was sent to the Attorney General’s office for vetting.
Mukoko, an award winning human rights defender and former national broadcaster, reported to the police following recent public statements by the police that they were looking for her.
ZPP offices were recently raided by police.
In December 2008, Mukoko was abducted by State security agents who later handed her over to the police after an international outcry.
Her organisation researches on and documents human rights abuses and seeks to foster peace and harmony in Zimbabwe.
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it seems no one has the guts to tell Jestina Mukoko that she is an attention seeker desperate to line her bottomless pockets at the expense of those she claims she lives to fight for.in fact, what rights and to whose advantage.World politics is about natural resources— who owns them, who should benefit more at the expense of who? when the Zim roof burns she is the first to get the early morning flight leaving us to deal with the flames.she is a false angel and its disgraceful to brand such persons as heroes. what has she greatly achieved for Zim to get such publicity like species under threat of extinction? deep in her heart she knows who she is real fighting for. every time prior to elections her name pops out more than those contesting for political power.my sister i don’t care how much you get from such dirty works but such misconduct from you leaves a blight to weigh heavily on your shadow in future.the truth will always prevail.