OPJDR Youth Summit of September 3, 2000. Speech by Felicien Kanyamibwa, PhD. OPJDR Coordinator
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National Democratic Congress (NDC)/Congres National pour la Democratie(CND) is a coalition of Rally for Unity and Democracy (RUD-Urunana) and Rally of the Rwandan People (RPR-Inkeragutabara). It is open to other political parties who share the same ideals of democracy, justice, equitable society that respect the basic human rights for all Rwandans and residents of Rwanda, without distinction. NDC strives to change Rwanda, into a progressive nation that respects its neighbors and is well integrated in the region; politically, diplomatically and economically.
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National Democratic Congress (NDC)/Congres National pour la Democratie(CND) is a coalition of Rally for Unity and Democracy (RUD-Urunana) and Rally of the Rwandan People (RPR-Inkeragutabara). It is open to other political parties who share the same ideals of democracy, justice, equitable society that respect the basic human rights for all Rwandans and residents of Rwanda, without distinction. NDC strives to change Rwanda, into a progressive nation that respects its neighbors and is well integrated in the region; politically, diplomatically and economically.
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National Democratic Congress (NDC)/Congres National pour la Democratie(CND) is a coalition of Rally for Unity and Democracy (RUD-Urunana) and Rally of the Rwandan People (RPR-Inkeragutabara). It is open to other political parties who share the same ideals of democracy, justice, equitable society that respect the basic human rights for all Rwandans and residents of Rwanda, without distinction. NDC strives to change Rwanda, into a progressive nation that respects its neighbors and is well integrated in the region; politically, diplomatically and economically.
NDC Fundamental Goals and PrinciplesOPJDR Youth Summit of September 3, 2000. Speech by Felicien Kanyamibwa, PhD. OPJDR Coordinator
This week, in the series to answer questions regarding National Democratic Congress (NDC), I would like to reply to those who asked how RUD-Urunana and RPR-Inkeragutabara have remained united and resisted all the seemingly insurmountable challenges over the years.
When I was thinking about an answer to this question, a thought came to mind: how small nations beat the odds and reach greatness.
The contentious relations between the different components of the Rwandan society and nation, especially the conflict of power between the Hutu and the Tutsi, on the one hand, and within these groups, on the other, have created and crystallized the ethnic and regional identities to the detriment of national identity and unity.
RUD-Urunana was created on September 12, 2004 and RPR-Inkeragutabara followed in 2005. Since then, the utmost objectives have been to defend the motherland and the people threatened with destruction by a tyrannical, oligarchic, unpopular and warmonger regime of the RPF which maintains itself only by lies and terror.
The contentious relations between the different components of the Rwandan society and nation, especially the conflict of power between the Hutu and the Tutsi, on the one hand, and within these groups, on the other, have created and crystallized the ethnic and regional identities to the detriment of national identity and unity.