Anti-Sanctions Petition
To:The Embassy of the United States of America33 Nine Elms LaneLondon SW11 7USENGLAND From:Zimbabwe Diaspora Community Network (ZDCN) Preamble We, the undersigned members of the Zimbabwe Diaspora Community Network (ZDCN), representing Zimbabweans across the United Kingdom and the broader diaspora, write to register our collective objection to the unilateral and illegal sanctions imposed upon the
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