Mugabe opponent in intensive care after arrest
Posted: Wednesday, March 14, 2007Mugabe opponent in intensive care after arrest
The Zimbabwean opposition leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, was being treated in intensive care today for wounds apparently sustained while in police custody, his spokesman said.
The leader of the Movement for Democratic Change was taken to hospital yesterday after spending two days in custody following his arrest at an anti-government demonstration at the weekend.
His appearance in court yesterday with a deep head wound, swollen face and a limp prompted international condemnation amid accusations that he had been tortured by police.
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