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Le Congrès National Rwandais (RNC) dénonce la fermeture au Rwanda de milliers d’églises par le régime dictatorial de Kigali
Le Congrès National Rwandais (RNC) dénonce la fermeture au Rwanda de milliers d’églises par le régime dictatorial de Kigali

Depuis le début du mois d’août 2024, le gouvernement rwandais s’est mis à fermer des milliers d’églises et autres lieux de culte. Sur treize mille églises qui ont été inspectées par le Rwanda Governance Bord (RGB), 59,3% ont été fermées, soit près de huit mille églises.

Appreciation to the United Nations Security Council
Appreciation to the United Nations Security Council

The Rwandan National Congress (RNC) expresses its sincere appreciation to the United Nations Security Council for its dedicated efforts in addressing the ongoing insecurity in the African Great
Lakes region. As a political organization of the Rwandan opposition, it is our duty to vigilantly monitor regional developments and express our support for peace initiatives, while condemning
any actions that threaten the territorial integrity of the Democratic Republic of Congo. President Kagame’s continuous provocations have fueled instability in the Great Lakes region for almost
three decades. The DRC has every right to defend its territory against any form of aggressors and challenge Rwanda’s justifications for its incursions and interference in the DRC’s internal affairs.

POSITION OF THE RWANDAN OPPOSITION PLATFORM ON THE UPCOMING ELECTIONS IN RWANDA IN JULY 2024
POSITION OF THE RWANDAN OPPOSITION PLATFORM ON THE UPCOMING ELECTIONS IN RWANDA IN JULY 2024

PLATFORM AMAHORO PC -FDU INKINGI -PS IMBERAKURI -RWANDA NATIONAL CONGRESSPress ReleasePOSITION OF THE RWANDAN OPPOSITION PLATFORM ON THE UPCOMING ELECTIONS IN RWANDA IN JULY 2024The Rwandan opposition platform P4 calls on the national and international community not to give any credit to the presidential and legislative elections scheduled for July 15, 2024, in Rwanda. Under the current system, there will be presidential and legislative elections. The Chamber of Deputies consists of eighty members, twenty-seven of whom are directly appointed by the President. The rest are voted from a closed list in a system of proportional representation where voters only vote for political parties and not individuals. The candidates are selected by the Party without consulting the members.

STATI YA RNC
STATI YA RNC

IhuriroNyarwanda ni ishyirahamwe rya politiki ryashinzwe n’Abanyarwanda bashyize hamweibitekerezobyabo. Ihuriro rirangwa n’ “Amahoro, Ubumwe n’Ubwisanzure”. IhuriroNyarwanda ryibanda cyane cyane ku guharanira kou Rwanda ruba igihugu kigendera ku mategeko kandi cyiganjemo demokarasi yumvikanyweho n’amajyambere arambye, umutekano usesuye w’abaturagebose;kirangwa n’ubutaberabwigengan’uburenganzira bw’ikiremwamuntu no gusaranganya umutungorusange w’igihugubidashingiye ku moko, uturere, gukundwakazwa kwa bamwe, uburyamiranecyangwaku zindi mpamvu izo arizo zose zinyuranye n’amahame ya demokarasi mu gihugu kigendera ku mategeko.IhuriroNyarwandarizaharanirako umubano w’u Rwanda n’andi mahanga uhora umeze neza cyane cyane duhereye ku bihugu bituranye n’u Rwanda

RNC-FDU PRESS RELEASES JOHANNESBURG
RNC-FDU PRESS RELEASES JOHANNESBURG

The participants committed themselves to pursue their efforts in order to empower the structures
and reach the goal to transform the country.

The participants made the following recommendations :
1. to strengthen the partnership;
2. to set up a joint working committee after internal consultation within the components ;
3. to appoint members of the joint task forces as soon as possible ;
4. to redouble efforts to effect internal change ;

5. to reinforce information dissemination and to enlighten our people about the precarious
situation in the country ;

6. to continue and deepen our diplomatic outreach ;
7. to coordinate resource mobilisation inside and outside the country ;

8. to enhance our cooperation with other political parties. To this end, to put in place a

mechanism to hasten the process of their subsequent participation in the activities of the
platform ;

9. to reaffirm our commitment to struggle for democratisation and civil liberties in our homeland that have alluded us for decades but more so under the RPF government and are determined to mobilise Rwandans to fight for the independence of those crucial institutions ;
The meeting condemns in the strongest terms possible the current manoeuvres by President Paul Kagame to amend the constitution allowing him to stand for a third term and continue exacting human rights violations in Rwanda and in the Great Lakes region. The meeting calls upon all
Rwandans, all neighbouring countries and the international community to roundly condem the efforts by President Kagame to endlessly perpetuate himself in power in Rwanda

The meeting took cognisant of the impending 30™ June 2013 cessation clause and resolved to continue working together with members of the civil society and other opposition parties, to mobilise the host governments to reject this horrendous human rights violation targeting Rwandan
refugees.

The meeting supported the efforts by SADC countries for their contribution to the international force in the DRC to safeguard the lives of our Congolese sisters and brothers, and to halt the bloody conflict perpetuated by Rwanda under the pretext of M23.

The meeting condemn the detention of political prisoners including Madame Victoire Ingabire, FDU- INKINGI Chair ;Bernard Ntaganda, President of PS Imberakuri ; Deogratias Mushayidi, president of PDP Imanzi and Doctor Theoneste Niyitegeka and many others whose wherebouts are known or unknown. We demand the unconditional release of all those prisoners of conscience and the opening of political space.

RNC-FDU INAMA YA JOHANNESBURG
RNC-FDU INAMA YA JOHANNESBURG

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

RNC PROCLAMATIONS
RNC PROCLAMATIONS

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.

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