Members of the coordinating committees of FDU-INKINGI and Rwanda National Congres (RNC) held a joint meeting in Johannesburg, South Africa (19-24.2.2013). The meeting was attended by the following delegates from both political organisations : Nkiko Nsengimana, Charles Ndereyehe, Sixbert Musangamfura from FDU-INKINGI and Condo Gervais, Kayumba Nyamwasa, Patrick Karegeya and Paulin Murayi of RNC. The … Continue reading RNC-FDU INAMA YA JOHANNESBURG

We firmly believe that all human beings have an inherent right to live in peace and freedom and to the fair use of, and access to, the resources with which their
nations are endowed for the promotion of the well-being of all citizens.. Every person is entitled to the rights promulgated by the Universal Declaration of
Human Rights, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights, and other international
conventions and instruments that explicitly establish and protect the full range of universal human rights. The principal rationale for the existence of government
is to facilitate the realization of these fundamental and inalienable rights for all citizens.

«Abantu bose bavuka bigenga kandi bafite uburenganzira n’ubusugire bingana. Bafite ubwenge n’umutimanama kandi bagomba kurangwa n’imigirirane ya kivandimwe.»
Ingingo ya mbere y’Amahame mpuzamahanga y’uburenganzira bw’ikiremwamuntu

Nk’abandi baturage kw’isi yose, Abanyarwanda bifuza kubaho mu mahoro no mu bw’isanzure, no gushobora kwibeshaho no kubeshaho imiryango yabo neza. Bifuza kandi kuba baraga ababakomokaho ibyiza bashoboye kugeraho, bityo uko imyaka igenda ishyira iyindi, hakaba uruhererekane rw’ubutunzi, abantu baheraho nk’umusingi wo kubaka ibirenzeho.
Ariko mu gihe hirya no hino ku isi, abayobozi benshi bakora uko bashoboye kose, kugira ngo bafashe abaturage b’ibihugu byabo kugera kuri izo ntego, abategetsi b’u Rwanda bo basa n’aho bihaye inshingano yo kubuza amahwemo Abanyarwanda. Inzego zagombye kubungabunga umutekano w’abaturage nizo ziwuhungabanya, izagombye kubarenganura nizo zibarenganya, abategetsi bagombye kubunga nibo babateranya, abagombye kubakorera nibo babavutsa utwabo. Ku Banyarwanda, amateka mabi aho gusigara inyuma agenda abatanga i mbere, ejo hazaza heza hakomeje kumera nk’icyoko kidashyikirwa.

Rwanda is an ancient nation. No doubt, every government that has exercised control over the Rwanda state during the course of our country’s long history
can rightfully be credited for some developments that have been of benefit to its citizens. On balance, however, virtually every Rwandan government has
historically preyed on the citizenry and has suppressed realization and enjoyment of the inherent and universal rights of those whom they governed.
For most of our country’s history, our people have not had the opportunity to fully realize their aspirations for freedom, security, and prosperity. Rwanda
was one of the first countries in post independence Africa to become a one party state. Autocratic government (in the form of a government controlled
by an absolute monarch or an all-powerful president) has generally been the norm. Elites in control of the state resorted to repression to perpetuate their
monopoly of power.