Republican Rally for Democracy in Rwanda

Republican Rally for Democracy in Rwanda Rassemblement Républicain pour la Démocratie au Rwanda
President	Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza
Founded	3 April 1995
Slogan	"A reconciled people in a rule of law."
Alliance	United Democratic Forces of Rwanda
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The Republican Rally for Democracy in Rwanda (French: Rassemblement Républicain pour la Démocratie au Rwanda, RDR) is a political party in Rwanda.

History

The party was formed in the Mugunga refugee camp in the Zaire on 3 April 1995 as the Rally for the Return of the Refugees and Democracy in Rwanda (Rassemblement pour le Rétour des réfugiés et la Démocratie au Rwanda).^[1] Its first president was Francois Nzabahimana, who had served as Minister of Commerce in the early 1990s.^[1] In 2003 the party was renamed the Republican Rally for Democracy in Rwanda.^[1]

In April 2006, the party joined with Action for Impartial International Justice in Rwanda, the Democratic Forces for Resistance and the Rwandan Democratic Alliance to form the United Democratic Forces of Rwanda (UDF) alliance, with RDR leader Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza elected President of the UDF.^[2]

References

1 2 3 A welcome expression of intent: The Nairobi communique and the ex-FAR/Interahamwe African Rights, December 2007
↑ Republican Rally for Democracy in Rwanda New Times, 3 October 2007

Political parties in Rwanda

Parliament

Ruling coalition (41)	Rwandan Patriotic Front (37) Centrist Democratic Party (1) Ideal Democratic Party (1) Party for Progress and Concord (1) Rwandan Socialist Party (1)

Opposition (12)	Social Democratic Party (7) Liberal Party (5)

Unrepresented

Banned

Defunct

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