Leaders to meet to discuss Zimbabwe

Leaders of three key Commonwealth nations will meet later this month to consider how to respond to the deteriorating human rights situation in Zimbabwe.

Leaders to meet to discuss Zimbabwe
Sat, 14 Sep, 2002 - 12:10

Leaders of three key Commonwealth nations will meet later this month to consider how to respond to the deteriorating human rights situation in Zimbabwe.

Australian prime minister John Howard said today that a three-nation committee of Australia, Nigeria and South Africa would meet in Abuja, Nigeria, on September 23 to discuss Zimbabwe.

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