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Meeting between Mrs. Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza and Mr. Frank Habineza

Posted 15 December, 2009

Meeting between Mrs. Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza, Chairperson of the United Democratic Forces (UDF-Inkingi) and Mr. Frank Habineza, Chairperson of the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda

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Press Release No3

Posted 29 November, 2009

The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda would like to inform, the media, international community, Representatives of foreign diplomatic missions and Embassies in Rwanda and the general public that the Government of Rwanda has continued to do actions which are against democratic principles and human rights.

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MEDIA AND DEMOCRATIC RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN RWANDA

Posted 13 November, 2009

The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, would like to bring to the attention of the public the malicious reports of some media houses in Rwanda. The party would like to point out that some people believed to be state agents have since, 30th October 2009, subjected our members to all forms of harassment, intimidation and illegal arrest.

Read the whole press release.

 

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New political party formed to challenge Rwanda’s democracy

Posted 26 October, 2009

APA-Kigali (Rwanda) The newly formed Democratic Green Party of Rwanda is threatening to challenge Rwanda’s democracy which describes as not allowing political pluralism but operating a directed political activity.

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New "political party" in Rwanda (17.08.09)

Posted 24 October, 2009

New "political party" in Rwanda (17.08.09)

Click links below to read various articles about the launching of the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, as reported by other media

 

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DGPR gets new Secretary General

Posted 6 October, 2009

Mr Charles Kabanda approved New Secretary General of the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda.

Click the PDF file below to read the declaration.

 

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Press Release of the Public Launching of the party

Posted 14 August, 2009

Today, is a great day for Rwanda, time has finally come, where Rwandans can boldly stand for their democratic rights and values, where Rwandans can live without fear of being arrested or reported to the secret police and be charged for imaginary cases, time has reached when Rwandans can ask the political leaders to answer for their bad governance and corruption cases. Today is the day, when Rwandans are standing up to say NO and publically demand for their rights.

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