The cessation of all acts of violence against farm workers, farmers, the media, the judiciary, opposition parties, church organisations and gay activists.

• The immediate return and respect to the rule of law and democratic rights, privileges and principles.

• Call upon all Churches and governments throughout the world who have remained silent to finally stand up and speak out against the Zimbabwean the exploitation, injustice towards, and oppression of the poor, weak, defenceless, and innocent, particularly in the rural areas.

• The cessation of intimidation and acts of violence on teachers, businesses, human rights organisations, NGO's, Christians and secular persons alike, who are involved in non-violent opposition to the government and daily face the threat of beatings, torture, abduction, rape, the illegal occupation and destruction of the owners property.

• The rights of women and mothers of Zimbabwe seeking to protect their families livelihoods and homes, who are so exposed and susceptible, particularly in the rural areas, farming communities and outlying areas.

• The immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all Zimbabwean troops/militia associated to Mugabe's exploitation and plunder of the Democratic Republic of Congo's (DRC’s) forests ''one of the world's last great rain forests presently being laid to waste by logging operations and extraction of mineral resources''. The Congo has nearly half of Africa's and 6 percent of the world's, tropical rain forest. The immediate investigation of the nature and area of operations, quantifying soldiers of such forces and the return and location of the bodies of Zimbabwean soldiers to immediately be returned to Zimbabwe for decent burial.

• Call upon the British Government, the Commonwealth and the European Union to impose selective sanctions on Zimbabwe government officials as introduced by the United States Senate in the Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Bill. Approved by the Senate Committee on foreign relations on 12 July 2001 and tabled in the House of Representatives by September 2001.Call upon the International Community to assist in reopening investigations into the Matabeleland and Midlands massacres. There is an extensive and carefully worded document compiled by the Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace in Zimbabwe and published in March 1997. The report investigates mass murders and other human rights violations that occurred during the conflicts that followed Robert Mugabe's rise to Presidency. The North Korean trained 5th-Brigade under direct control of Robert Mugabe with clear instructions to wage the '' War of ''GUKURAHUNDI'' to remove the chaff from the wheat. Why has this information been suppressed for so long, the conspiracy of silence must end.

• WE CALL UPON THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY TO ARREST ROBERT GABRIEL MUGABE FOR CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY. HOW LONG DOES ZANU-PF CONTINUE THE CULTURE OF IMPUNITY?
• The British  government have once again thrown the Mugabe regime a life line. In the absence of Mugabe himself being at Abuja in Nigeria on 6 September 2001. Mugabe will once again take the (British) money  and us it for presidential elections and will carry on as usual.   
• The appointment of an independent, professional electoral commission with an adequate budget which will be given the task of running the presidential election. It will take over the process immediately from Mr Mudede and his collection of goons in the Ministry of Home Affairs and be fully responsible and accountable to the Parliament of Zimbabwe.
•   Agreement to abandon the hopeless voters roll - at least a quarter of all voters on the roll are dead and a further 10 percent have emigrated. Until we repair this damage, the presidential election should be held on the same basis as the 1980 elections - treat the country as one constituency and allow all citizens to vote where they live.
• Provide for independent supervision of the state media - perhaps through the electoral commission and grant access to the state controlled media for all candidates. Lift all restrictions on the International media immediately.
• Allow full International supervision of the campaign and voting in the presidential campaign, such supervision to begin at least three months before the date of the election. Then let the people of Zimbabwe decide who is going to govern this country next year 2002. 
• Finally, an end to International cynicism and practices amongst the world's leadership that accepts conspiratorial alliances and exploitation which drastically affect or destroy Zimbabwe's economy and that of other African Countries, as part of the African way of life and looks elsewhere at the desperate plight of many African nations and shrugs it's shoulders and thinks things are not that bad in Zimbabwe. Here we wish to prevent Zimbabwe from becoming another Rwanda, Angola, Sierra Leone or Congo etc. Without International intervention Zimbabwe may well be heading for a civil war. Countries bordering Zimbabwe may well become places of refuge for thousands.