DiDe Rwanda Organisation | DIGNITY IN DETENTIONDIDE RWANDA with its partners Interpeace, PFR (Prison Fellowship Rwanda) and HAGURUKA introduced the project called "Reinforcing community capacity for social cohesion and reconciliation through societal trauma healing" to the Mayors of NYAMAGABE and NGOMA, ON 21st and 22nd December 2021. This project is a holistic peacebuilding programme that is focused on strengthening psychosocial and economic resilience for sustainable peace among communities in Musanze, Ngoma, Nyagatare, Nyabihu, (…)
The DiDe Organization was born on April 13, 1992 in the form of an association: "Dignity in Detention", created by former ICRC delegates.
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INTRODUCTION OF RWANDA HEALING PROGRAM TO THE NEW MAYORS OF DISTRICTS
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VISIT OF DIDE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TO THE US AMBASSADOR
30 November 2021The executive director of DIDE RWANDA paid a visit to the US Ambassador in Rwanda to discuss projects funded by USAID.
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VISIT OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TO THE US AMBASSADOR IN RWANDA
30 November 2021This visit was to discuss the previous and current project of DIDE RWANDA funded by the USAID.
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Prisoners on the journey of asking for forgiveness
29 November 2021Click on the document to view and download the book on testimonies, these were prisoners who asked for forgiveness in different Districts of Rwanda.
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DUFATANYE KUBAKA UBUTABERA (D.K.U) ACTIVITY FUNDED BY USAID
24 November 2021The official inauguration of the USAID/DKU activity where the Ambassador of the US embassy in charge of foreign affairs was present and all partners in the project put a point on the start up of the program, here Haguruka presented 2 activities one of the Abunzi from kigali sector conducted mediation session and a mobile legal aid clinic where lawyers offered legal aid services to residents of Nyabugogo cells in Kigali. The project main objectives: 1. Improving citizen’s knowledge of (…)
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2019- 2020 Annual Report
23 November 2021Annual Report 2019
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REINFORCING COMMUNITY CAPACITY FOR SOCIAL COHESION AND RECONCILIATION THROUGH SOCIETAL TRAUMA HEALING IN RWANDA PROGRAM
22 November 2021Interpeace, DiDe, Prison Fellowship Rwanda and Haguruka in partnership with the Minubumwe, and in close collaboration with RCS, RBC are implementing a ‘’reinforcing community capacity for social cohesion through societal trauma healing program’’ in Musanze, Ngoma, Nyabihu, Nyagatare and Nyamagabe district.
It is a holistic peace building programme that is focused on strengthening psycho-social and economic resilience for sustainable peace among communities. The innovation of this (…) -
Joint Planning & Partnership-building workshop with our partners
18 November 2021Interpeace and its partners, Prison Fellowship Rwanda (PFR), HAGURUKA and Dignity in Detention Organisation (DIDE) have recently secured funding from SIDA to expand the current interventions under the “Reinforcing community capacity for social cohesion and reconciliation through societal trauma healing†pilot programme in Bugesera District to five (5) more Districts in Rwanda. These are: Ngoma, Nyagatare, Nyabihu, Musanze and Nyamagabe. It builds on the lessons learnt and resources (…)
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KEY INTERVENTION INTERVIEWS CONDUCTED ON HALFWAY HOME NEED ASSESSMENT
18 November 2021The preparation of the halfway home transit center they are Key informants who are very close to the beneficiaries in their daily life. We interviewed different key members in the same field as people helping them to know what they wish the center should provide.
the discussion in their words:
First, those inmates should be released after they are well treated and corrected as their name says. To prepare them to return into the community prisons should know who has few years left for his (…) -
FOCUS GROUPS CONDUCTED ON HALFWAY HOME NEED ASSESSMENT
18 November 2021In a research to help improve the rehabilitation of prisoners with less than 3 years left on their sentence be able to fit into the society. Halfway home transit has come to be an answer to that problem Some Focus Groups Discussions have been conducted at 5 different districts: Ngoma, Rwamagana, Nyarugenge, Musanze, and Nyamagabe.
Targeted individuals are ex-prisoners, families of current prisoners. discussions focused on improving their mental health, their social cohesion, and (…)