These violations included threats of violence, politically motivated assault, unfair distribution of food aid, and restrictions on freedom of assembly, association, and expression. Additionally, ZPP reported incidents of inhuman treatment, social service access restrictions, and arbitrary evictions. While most violations targeted politically unaffiliated citizens, specific groups affected included CCC members, informal traders, university students, ZANU PF members, and journalists.

Perpetrators linked to the ruling party accounted for 52.67% of all violations. Other responsible parties included local authorities (18.5%), Zimbabwe Republic Police (8.5%), government officials (4.61%), traditional leaders (3.16%), Forever Associate Zimbabwe (3.1%), CCC (1.7%), war veterans (1.21%), and religious leaders (0.24%). Notably, 6.31% of perpetrators had no identifiable affiliation.