JOHANNESBURG — "Her arrest is not just an attack on her profession but on the people of Zimbabwe, who have just voted yes to a new constitution that enshrines fundamental human rights," Mtetwa’s lawyer, Thabani Mpofu, said, according to the Guardian.

The drachma may no longer exist, but the economic crisis in Greece has inspired some communities to invent new ways of trading goods and commodities.

The draft constitution, which will be voted on in a national referendum on Mar. 16, "adds further momentum to the reform process and paves way for the holding of peaceful, transparent and credible elections later this year," the EU said in a statement, according to the AP.