Zimbabwe’s Code of Conduct for Combatants (1993), under the heading “Distinctive signs”, in a section on “[R]eligious personnel (military and civilian)”, lists the red cross, red crescent and red crystal on a white ground and states: “Respect those bearing and objects marked with such signs.” 

According to the Report on the Practice of Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe regards the protection of religious personnel from attack as being a rule of customary international law.