of fullproduction and not as
they may be now. A market value approach is what islikely to be
required by the international community.

FARM LABOUR AND HUMAN RIGHTS -
Kerry Kay

Zimbabwe is a signatory to the Convention on the Prevention and
Punishmentof Genocide.

We need to bear in mind that acts of Genocide
need not necessarily kill orcause the death of members of a group:- e.g.
farmers and workers, Matabele,opposition etc.

Genocide means any of
the following acts committed with intent to destroy,in whole or in part, a
national, ethnical, racial or religious group, assuch:-

· Killing
members of the group, which includes direct killing and actionscausing
death.

· Causing serious bodily or mental harm, which includes inflicting
traumaon members of the group, through widespread torture, rape, sexual
violence,forced or coerced use of drugs, and mutilation.

·
Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated tobring
aboutwithout recourse to the law enforcement agents
beyond the rulingsof the High Court of Zimbabwe and that its action has been
taken at a timein my life and state of health which precludes any change of
to myprofession and chance to seek alternative gainful
employment.

SWORN TO at HARARE before me : .....

This .....
day of ....., 2003.

THE JAG LOSS DOCUMENTWhich is a holistic document
includes CONSEQUENTIAL LOSSES as well as Landand Improvements.

This
is where the basic Human Rights violations perpetrated against thefarmer's,
their workers and all their families can be documented, evaluatedand
eventually compensated.

This is vital, not just in the interests of the
farming community but allthose Zimbabweans who have suffered extreme trauma
(and in some casesdeath) at the hands of the regime, remembering those who
have died such asmartin Olds, David Stevens, Chiminya and the many others -
their deathsmust