Beatrice Mtetwa and the Rule of Law was released in 2013. More than a decade has passed since the cameras stopped rolling in Zimbabwe. The lawyers, activists, and journalists whose stories the film tells have continued to live under one
Every year, universities, law schools, bar associations, and human rights organizations in the United States invite international legal advocates, journalists, and documentary subjects to speak at events, teach courses, or participate in academic programs. When the invited person is a
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We thought we’d start an interesting new blog here at RuleOfLawFilmProject.com. Needless to say this is not something that you’d consider a revolutionary step since numerous sites, including those about films have got a blog. However, though maybe we are
ZIMBABWE’S BEATRICE MTETWA, ARRESTED BUT NOT STOPPED The Washington Post just wrote an article on Beatrice, check it out by clicking on the link below: Zimbabwe’s Beatrice Mtetwa, Arrested But Not Stopped The most damning part of a new documentary about Beatrice Mtetwa,
NEW FILM HAILS CRUSADING ZIMBABWEAN LAWYER BEATRICE MTETWA PRI’s The World just covered a radio piece on Beatrice, check it out by clicking on the link below: New Film Hails Crusading Zimbabwean Lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa Lorie Conway’s new documentary focuses on the
