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» The OneWorld Rwanda Country Guide
The aim of this Guide is to provide a brief introduction to human rights and sustainable development issues in Rwanda
21.04.2008 Uganda Telecom has started work on a fiber-optic link from the western town of Mbarara in Uganda to the Rwanda border-crossing point at Katuna - essentially giving a major boost to the long-awaited regional fibre project, RNA has learnt.
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14.04.2008 Since the 1994 genocide, Rwandan women have gained almost equal representation in the national legislature's lower chamber and have used this advancement to make "remarkable contributions to rebuild their society," write Elizabeth Powley and Elizabeth Pearson.
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From: Initiative for Inclusive Security
When Marie Benjamin's cow had a calf, she passed on the gift to another family.
04.04.2008 Members of ethnic groups once pitted against each other in Rwanda's brutal civil war are now rebuilding community ties and helping each other fight poverty through an innovative program that gives small-scale farmers "peace" cows.
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From: Heifer International
Image: When Marie Benjamin's cow had a calf, she passed on the gift to another family. © Heifer International
01.02.2008 The Rwandan genocide was triggered by the killing of the country's president in April 1994. The identity of the assassins remains one of the great mysteries of the 20th century. Now a new witness has emerged, alleging French involvement, says Linda Melvern.
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11.01.2008 All Rwandans at the cell level could have access to ICT facilities by the end of next year if plans presented by district mayors yesterday are implemented. A cell is the second lowest administrative level.
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06.11.2007 Successful government reforms have helped Rwanda reach second place (in a tie with Finland) on the latest Gender Equity Index.
From: New Times (Kigali)
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The Investigation (The Young Vic)
04.11.2007 A piece of verbatim theatre based on the words of prisoners and guards from Nazi concentration camps has been given a twist in a current London production - it is performed by Rwandans and Congolese who bring to the stage their closeness to a more recent genocide.
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02.11.2007 President Paul Kagame has indicated to the One-Laptop-Per-Child project that government will buy laptops from the new sales promotion scheme 'Give 1 and Get 1' (GIGI), RNA has learnt from a senior official behind the plan.
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International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
18.10.2007 Thirteen years after their own holocaust, a company of actors from Rwanda come to London to perform a play about Auschwitz.
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Angela Merkel, the first female Chancellor of Germany.
22.08.2007 Despite countless global impediments to women's political participation and representation, activists are working tirelessly to secure unbiased opportunities for election and equal rates of political representation for women and men alike.
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Image: Angela Merkel, the first female Chancellor of Germany. © North-South Centre of the Council of Europe
26.07.2007 Officers of RwandaÂ’s National Police Force have killed at least 20 detainees since November, according to a report by Human Rights Watch. Killing detainees is not the way to establish a state of law, says the human rights group.
From: Human Rights Watch
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22.03.2007 The Rwandan government has announced a new national family planning program, but aid organizations warn this program must be voluntary, and should not offer any incentives or disincentives when it comes to childbearing.
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From: Population Action International
29.12.2006 Four Rwandans who settled in Britain were last night arrested in a coordinated operation after their home country sought their extradition in connection with its 1994 genocide.
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From: Guardian Unlimited
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13.07.2006 As the Rwandan government continues to try to establish national amity in the wake of the genocidal conflict between the countryÂ’s two dominant groups, the Hutus and Tutsis, a third community has been forgotten. Preti Taneja reports on the plight of the Batwa people.
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From: Minority Rights Group
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28.06.2006 Rwanda has been announced the winner of the United Nations global competition on public service on the African continent.
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23.06.2006 An estimated 20,000 Rwandans have fled to northern Burundi in the past six months, according to Medecins Sans Frontieres.
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From: Médecins sans frontières
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22.06.2006 "A digital library is one of the very important academic equipments that the National University of Rwanda (NUR) in Huye District (Butare), has been missing for better academic excellence and I hope it's going to greatly help students and lecturers in their studies and research."
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From: allAfrica.com
Related topics/regions: [Education] [ICT]
13.06.2006 Grameen Foundation, a global non-profit organization that combines microfinance with new technologies to empower the world's poorest people, and local GSM network operator, MTN RwandaCell, are launching Village Phone Rwanda, an innovative new joint venture.
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Related topics/regions: [Poverty] [ICT]
12.06.2006 Thousands of genocide survivors whose school fees should be paid by a solidarity fund no longer attend school and live in difficult conditions, said six Rwandan MPs.
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From: Child Rights Information Network
The Overwhelming
02.06.2006 "This play is a powerful antidote to the kind of indifference which characterised our response to Rwanda", journalist Fergal Keane says of The Overwhelming.
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From: OneWorld UK
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