The San in Zimbabwe
Subtitle: livelihoods, land and human rights
By: Robert K. Hitchcock, Ben Begbie-Clench, Ashton Murwira
Series: IWGIA report -- 22; Report (International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs) -- 22
Publisher: International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs; Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa
Published: 2016
Place of publication: Copenhagen, Denmark; Johannesburg, South Africa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 69
ISBN-13: 9788792786623
Subjects: Kua (African people); Indigenous peoples; Social conditions; Economic conditions; Legal status, laws
Description: This report in IWGIA's series on Human Rights looks at the situation of the Tshwa San living in western Zimbabwe. Information on this small indigenous minority group has so far been limited. Due to unique social and cultural barriers, the Tshwa face a number of constraints and challenges that need to be dealt with. Based on an extensive survey, the objective of this report has been to provide data and recommendations for interventions and long-term strategies to the government of Zimbabwe and civil society.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 62-66) and index.