HRDC reschedules weekly demos to push for Ansah’s resignation

Human Rights Defenders Coalition (HRDC) has rescheduled its weekly Fridays peaceful protests to Thursdays to accommodate Muslims, according to the grouping’s chairperson Timothy Mtambo.

Mtambo with Zodiak’sreporter John Paul Kayuni during the people protests against Ansah

HRDC and opposition political parties are holding the weekly Tuesdays and Fridays peaceful protests to force Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) chairperson Jane Ansah resign from her position following the highly disputed May 21 presidential elections.

“From next week, we will be holding the protests on Thursdays to accommodate our Muslim brothers and sisters who would want to participate in the demos,” said Mtambo.

He said this week’s Friday demos will go on as scheduled.

“We will not give up, we will not relent until Jane Ansah resigns,” said Mtambo.

Ansah has ruled out resigning from her position, saying she had done nothing wrong to warrant her resignation.

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9 replies on “HRDC reschedules weekly demos to push for Ansah’s resignation”

  1. HRDC is trying hard to reinvent itself. Since the republican Trump took over, USAID stopped funding abortions and gay rights NGOs. kkkkkkkk osanamizila Jane Ansah to stay relevant. You have a long very wait for the democrats to win power in USA, only then can you resume getting your sinful funding.

  2. No thief nor murder has ever accepted her or his guiltiness willfully. It is only with empirical evidence that makes him or her guilty.With strong backers of the evils she will still feel as very safe despite her ego works against her physical wishes. She fails to understand that even lions tend to climb trees when more Buffaloes face this jungle king.It would be loss of dignity and total humiliation when time of obeying constitution slips out of hands the angry mob.Repent these are the days of new generation that observe every body even in your own bedroom.No privacy of Bakili times.

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