Welcome to the official website of the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda

The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda (DGPR) is a new political party launched on 14thAugust 2009 at Hotel Laico (Ex-Novotel) Kigali, in presence of Rwandans, the national and international media and representatives from different diplomatic missions in Rwanda. DGPR main goal is to bring about a real genuine and authentic political opposition in the country. It plans to win broad support through actualizing its main objective, democratically greening of the country. DGPR is a peoples party, striving for a progressive peoples democracy, the type of democracy that will ensure all Rwandans are able to freely live in their country without fear and enjoy all their rights as provided for in the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights and other related international laws, rules and democratic principles. DGPR strives for a Rwanda that is at peace with itself and its neighbors, the continent of Africa and the international community. DGPR aim is to change the political and social economic history of Rwanda. DGPR is an organization that deeply values and strongly cherishes the noble values of democracy and the international green principles.

PRESS RELEASES, EVENTS AND NEWS

Rwandan Opposition Calls for a Transitional Government of National Unity

Rwandan Opposition Calls for a Transitional Government of National Unity to organize free and fair elections, Release of All Political Prisoners, Opening up of Political Space and an International Inquiry into the death of Green Party’s Vice (...) Read more

Democratic Green Party of Rwanda’s Stand on Crimes against Humanity

During the 1994 Genocide against Tutsis, the regime in power also targeted political opponents from other tribes. Many more people (Hutus) were killed. The then rebel Rwanda Patriotic Front/Army (RPF/A) was fighting with Government Soldiers. (...) Read more

Reuters:U.S. expresses concern about Rwanda election

(Reuters) - The United States expressed concern on Friday about "disturbing events" surrounding this week’s presidential election in Rwanda in which incumbent Paul Kagame drew 93 percent of the (...) Read more

UPI:Rwandan campaign troubles London

LONDON, Aug. 13 (UPI) — Presidential elections in Rwanda are a sign of peaceful reconciliation, though political restrictions during the campaign are a top concern, London said. Read more

Press Release : Rwandan Minister Claims Car Accident Killed Green Party Vice President, this should stop immediately, it is a naked lie.

The Minister claimed that our First Vice President died in a car accident. This is completely wrong and misleading. It never happened. He was murdered and decapitated (his head was almost removed from his body), we have the photos to prove that (...) Read more

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