Zimbabwe Election: International calls for all parties to show restraint

After Monday's elections, the government has been calling for international restraint due to the hardline be feeble.
Both the United Nations and the former colonial ruling regime expressed situation approximately the harm. Three people were killed by the presidency forces in this sedated the weather-treatment.
After the ouster of former ruler Robert Mugabe, the ruling party Jan-PF won the first election.
But the rival says the Jan-PF has rigged the election.
The results of the presidential election have not nevertheless been announced. Opposition Morcha MDC says their candidate, Nelson Chamisam, defeated ruling President Emerson Manugagawa.
United Nations Secretary General Antonio Gutters urged Zimbabwe politicians to moving picture in restraint UK State Department Minister Harriet Ballwin said he was 'deeply concerned' just about the cruelty.
Harare's US Embassy urged the army to take steps restraint regarding Twitter's declaration, saying the unintentional for a golden compound prematurely of the country is waiting.
On the new hand, the Human Rights Group asked Amnesty International to consider the activities of the army.
The election observer criticized the suspend in the reprieve of the EU mission's presidential election. They said that there was "a developed embassy feel in the election, there was equal opportunity for all and deficiency of trust".
It says that the mission has noticed a number of problems, including the biases of the media, the sorrow of voters and the nonattendance of confidence in the Election Commission.
In the first 16 years, the giving out has allowed the EU and US election observers to monitor Zimbabwe's elections.