Cuthbert Ng'uni
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Cuthbert Ng'uni was a politician and Member of Parliament for Chipata under the United National Independence Party (UNIP).
Arrest and torture
At the beginning of March 1993, Nguni alongside twenty-five others were arrested under the Preservation of Public Security Regulations which came into force after a state of emergency was declared on 4 March 1993 to curb the Zero Option Plan.
It was alleged that Mr. Nguni was questioned without a break for 39 hours, during which time he was made to balance on two bricks, to perform exercises that involved spinning in one place to induce dizziness and that when he fell to the ground he was kicked.[1]
References
- ↑ U.N. Commission on Human Rights report, University of Minnesota
