Women’s dignity as a family foundation

“Commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi is everybody’s responsibility. The first reason for commemoration is to preserve the memory of those who perished in the Genocide; the second reason is to sympathize with the survivors. Everyone has to support survivors and this should be done every time without necessarily waiting for the mourning period”. He asked everybody to tell children that killing a woman is equal to killing a family and killing a nation as a whole. This was announced on Sunday 12th May 2013 by the President of...
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Religious leaders in Rwanda give their views on the draft Revised Family Policy

Following the workshop to discuss on the draft family Policy where different Ministries and civil societies participated, the Ministry of gender and Family Promotion in conjunction with Peace Plan Rwanda organized a consultation meeting with Religious leaders. The meeting was held last Thursday at Peace Plan office in Kacyiru and the participants were religious leaders from C.E.P.R (Conference Episcopale du Rwanda), C.P.R (Conseil Protestant au Rwanda) P.E.A.R (Province de l’Eglise Anglican au Rwanda), A.E.R (Alliance Evangelique au...
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The Youth of Burera District vowed to change the bad history

Burera District organized a dialogue (YouthConnektDialogue) that brought together youth in order to discuss the past history of Rwanda. This dialogue was part of activities to mark the YouthConnekt Month which will run from 3rd to 31st May 2013. This gathering was organized in order to explain to youth history that has characterized the country and encouraged all those who have been overcome by resentments due to past history to spell out their problems so that they can be addressed. YoutConnektdialogue was attended by high profile...
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