THE Law Association of Zambia (LAZ) says the Police should discontinue any practice requiring victims to serve police callouts, notices, or summons to suspects in cases involving GBV or other violent offences. Last week police launched an investigation in the conduct of officers at Kanyama Police Station after a 45-year-old man of Makeni Villa area in Lusaka allegedly shot dead his wife and her younger brother before taking his own life, due to domestic violence. In a statement, Wednesday, LAZ president Arnold Kaluba demanded immediate reforms from the Zambia Police Service and Ministry of Home Affairs following the deaths of lawyer Innocent Nyambe and his sister Theresa Munyinda Nyambe on July 8, 2026. Kaluba said the association was concerned by…
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