Association rwandaise pour la d‚fense des droits et des libert‚s publiques
Association rwandaise pour la d‚fense des droits et des libert‚s publiques (ADL) - Rwandese Association for the Defence of Human Rights and Public Liberties.
Funding
In 1995 they received a $5,000 from the Rights and Democracy for: "Early on in the crisis in Rwanda, members of the ADL, like other members of human rights organizations, were brutally murdered. The Vice President of the ADL, Ms. Monique Mujawamaliya, managed to flee Rwanda to take refuge in Canada. Ms. Monique Mujawamaliya has travelled to Washington, New York, Ottawa, Geneva, Banjul, Dakar, and Bamako to raise public awareness of the situation in Rwanda and her country's need for assistance."
In 1994, they received a grant from the NED via the International Human Rights Law Group for $18,000 "to support the reestablishment of the Association Rwandaise pour la D‚fense des Droits de la Personne et des Libert‚s Publiques and to enable it to conduct inquiries into the genocide in Rwanda, document human rights abuses, and develop strategies to encourage repatriation, greater human rights protections, and fair conduct of the war crimes tribunal." [1]
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References
- ↑ Democracy Projects Database, NED, accessed August 22, 2007.
