Zambian police officers
interrupted a court session on 15 January to arrest opposition leader Hakainde
Hichilema, only for the magistrate to and his defence lawyers to ask them to
leave on the grounds that it is unlawful to arrest someone in the middle of a
court session. Hichilema was then asked to report to the police station for
questioning. Hichilema is being tried for alleging that the PF government was
training its youths in military warfare with the help of the Sudanese militia
in Darfur. Civil society groups have condemned the actions by the police.
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