The MDC lawmakers, two of them women, were manhandled and assaulted by police who invaded parliament in November 2018 to eject them.
Three opposition legislators have sued government demanding US$27,000 as compensation for violation of their fundamental rights when some law enforcement agents assaulted them in Parliament in November 2018.
The legislators were protesting against the Zanu PF leader’s claim to victory in the July 2018 elections.
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