The case of Munyaradzi Gwisai and five others who were charged with treason in February and released a month later is not over yet. They still face strict bail conditions which limit their freedoms, and will appear in court on Wednesday.

Read this email from one of the detainees for more information:

We wish to thank you all for the unwavering support you gave during our time of incarceration and now as we go towards trial for the malicious charges of treason. Without your support, we could have been fodder for an angry and intolerant system. we are happy to be out on bail and take part in the day to day struggles for social economic and political democracy in the world. Only our numbers can match the might of war mongers and dictators around the world. On Wednesday the 20th of April, we appear at the Harare Rotten Row court number 6 for further remand. We may be out but the bail conditions are extremely harsh and limit our capacity to fully enroll in the struggle for democracy. it is our hope that with your full support, we will be brought to final freedom. Any actions of support are welcome and we hope to meet you at 0800hrs in court next week.

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