Jambo News basé en Belgique, a eu l'occasion d'interviewer le président du Parti démocratique vert du Rwanda sur de nombreuses questions concernant le parti et le pays. Ces questions concernent le changement de la constitution, Victoire Ingabire, Gen.Karenzi Karake, l'exil en Suède, etc.
Ishyaka Democratic Green Party of Rwanda (DGPR) ntiryishimiye ibyavuye mu matora ya Sena k’umushinga w’ivugurura ry’itegeko nshinga rya Repubulika y’u Rwanda kubera ko ntacyo Sena yahinduye ku ngingo y’172.
Ibi bibaye nyuma yaho kuwa kabiri, taliki ya 17/11/2015, inteko Ishinga amategeko umutwe wa Senat yemeje umushinga w’ivugurura ry’itegeko nshinga ikaba itaragize icyo ihindura ku ngingo y’172.
Kigali (17/11/2015): The Rwandan Senate has today finalised the revision of the constitution and adopted to keep two term limits, but left the contradicting Article 172, which allows a transitional term of seven years, before Article 101 could be implemented.
The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, finds this Article 172 a key challenge to peaceful transfer of power and sustainable peace and security. DGPR will therefore conduct a no change campaign when the referendum is confirmed.
Greens are part of the global movement building momentum for a safe climate. Rwanda Green Democrats will be in the global climate marches on 27-29 November, the weekend before COP21 begins. We will be at COP21 in Paris. DGPR President, will be a key speaker in the Global Greens webinar (online seminar) where Greens will come together and discuss what we are doing to tackle climate change.
The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda takes note of today's (29/10/2015) vote by the Rwandan Parliament on the draft constitution and especially on Article 101, regarding term limits. It’s good that the Parliament took notice of our request and accepted to reduce the term limits from 7 years to 5 years and also to maintain the term limits.
On Saturday, 17th October 2015, the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, successfully trained its political bureau members on participatory democracy, human rights and elections at Hotel Le Printemps in Kigali.
Today, the 8th of October 2015, Rwanda’s Supreme Court, chaired by the Chief Justice, Prof.Sam RUGEGE, ruled in favour of changing the constitution in the case submitted by the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, vs the Government of Rwanda, regarding the non-lifting of Presidential Term Limits from the Constitution.
According to Article 98 of the Rwandan Constitution, the President of the Republic is the Guardian of the Constitution and guarantor of national unity.
Today, the 23rd of September 2015, Rwanda’s Supreme Court, chaired by the Chief Justice, Prof.Sam RUGEGE, started the full hearing of the case submitted by the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, regarding the non-lifting of Presidential Term Limits from the Constitution.
The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, presented details on why it believes that the term limits of the President of the Republic, should not be changed or removed from the constitution.
