Agezweho Mu kiganiro Minisitiri w’Intebe yagiranye n’abanyamakuru cyagarutse ku buzima bw’igihugu muri rusange, yavuze ko intego guverinoma ifite ari ukorohereza abajya mu biruhuko by’izabukuru kubaho neza bitari munsi yuko babagaho bagikora. 1/2

Dr. Innocent Nteziryayo, Coordinator of the Gatumba Justice Project emphasized the need for concrete actions over mere rhetoric to address this critical issue effectively. “A lot of people give well-written speeches, but “Never again” has never been “Never Again”. 1/2🧵

Happening now🚨 On this #HumanRightsDay, we reflect on this year's theme, "Our Rights, Our Future, Right Now". Today, we also celebrate 25 years of fostering a culture of human rights in Rwanda. We are reminded of Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: 👇 🧵

"The role of the Commission is constructive and vigorous engagement, yielding results," stated the NCHR Chairperson, Mrs. Umurungi Providence, while highlighting the Commission's role and its advocacy efforts. #InternationalHumanRightsDay2024

On the panel discussion themed "Advancement of Human Rights in Rwanda: Achievements and Challenges”, three key points were discussed: 1. The definition of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights on shaping Rwandan policies and how they impacted the implementation of the

Our role as CSOs in advancing human rights in Rwanda has introduced holistic approaches to human rights: *Awareness*: CSOs have played a role in raising human rights awareness in Rwanda. Yet, societal censorship around this topic still remains. It is on us to challenge this

In her closing remarks, Ms. Prudence Umurungi, Chairperson of NCHR, reiterated that yes, human rights are universal, but context matters, especially in every state. Looking back on the past 25 years, she expressed optimism for an even brighter future 🧵👇🏾

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Afande is very hilarious😂 but this is the only way to communicate to the youth for them to understand your message- in a funny way. Thar being said, let’s advocate #tunyweless this festival season!

Dr Sabin Nsanzimana Great work, Minister👏🏾 #Rwandaworks

Absolutely! Ending online GBV requires us to have sustainable policies beyond the activism. Let’s advocate SafeDigitalSpaces where everyone can feel free of harassment. This will require challenging GBV injustices, support survivors, and promote equality every day. #EndOnlineGBV

🇷🇼#Rwanda ranks number 1 in the top 10 African countries with best security! Way to go, Rwanda🤝🏾 africa.businessinsider.com/local/markets/… #Rwandaworks

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Gaël abisobanuye neza, Gushora imari muri siporo ntibikwizeza inyungu z'igihe kirekire gusa ahubwo binamenyekanisha ubucuruzi bwawe mugije utegereje za nyungu. Birashimishije kubona hari gushyira ingufu mu gushora imari mu bikorwa bya siporo👏🏾 #RwandaIsOpen #Rwandaworks

👏🏾You have to have goals yes, but also put in the work!

As Rwanda opens its borders to international communities, we must recognize the importance of cultural values and induction. Some communities come from conflict-affected backgrounds, and without guidance, tensions can arise. Recent incidents involving South Sudanese and Rwandan

As we step into 2025, let us reflect on 2024 a year marked by milestones, challenges, and transformative opportunities. Personally, 2024 was a year of growth pushing boundaries, embracing challenges, mentoring young professionals and leading with intention. Whether through

President Kagame emphasized that "These people fighting in DRC did not come from Rwanda." He pointed out that these fighters, who are primarily Congolese, came from Uganda where they had been refugees. x.com/_Bridgemedia_/…

Governance in Africa💡 "I think colonialism never ended, it just changed forms. We need to take responsibility for ourselves as Africans. We can't permanently stay in a 'victim' position" HE President Paul Kagame on ‘Talk to AL Jazeera’