On the 11th anniversary of Itai Dzamara's disappearance, human rights groups, particularly Amnesty International Zimbabwe, have intensified their calls for justice. Dzamara was abducted on March 9, 2015, in a public space in Harare, and has not been seen since. His abduction is seen as a reflection of the broader issues of human rights abuses in Zimbabwe, particularly against dissenting voices.

Dzamara was a prominent activist who openly criticized the government and was particularly vocal against the late President Robert Mugabe. His case has become emblematic of the struggles faced by pro-democracy activists in Zimbabwe. Over the years, the uncertainty surrounding his fate has caused significant distress for his family, who have been waiting for answers regarding his disappearance.

Amnesty International is calling for the establishment of an independent commission of inquiry led by a judge to investigate the circumstances that led to Dzamara's abduction. The organization emphasizes that the family deserves to know the truth about what happened to him, and justice must be pursued to hold those responsible accountable. The ongoing silence surrounding Dzamara's case highlights the urgent need for accountability and human rights adherence in Zimbabwe, where many activists continue to face threats and violence.