DiDe Rwanda Organisation | DIGNITY IN DETENTIONREBUILDING THE BOND WITH THE FAMILY AND WITH THE OUTSIDE:
support for family visits, exchange of messages and telephone contacts, facilitation of meetings with external actors.
ESTABLISH INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS:
creation of reintegration units within establishments, development of links between actors (intra-extra muros).
ACCOMPANY THE OUTING:
support for returning to the family, starting a professional activity, pursuing studies.
The penalty: exclusively punitive or utilitarian? (…)
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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Reintegration is a commitment by everyone!
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DiDe Flash Info - December 2018
25 June 2020The DiDé Foundation thanks you for your generous and regular support; this is fundamental for the continuation of DiDé’s actions in favor of defense, dignity and the improvement of the living conditions of people in detention. Here is the second 2018 edition of the "DiDé Flash Info" retracing the recent activities developed by the Foundation.
Ngoma Women’s Prison
The activities planned within the framework of the psychosocial reintegration and vocational training project for women (…) -
Odette MUKANSORO
25 June 2020Odette MUKANSORO has worked more than 7 years with DiDé Foundation (Dignité en Détention) RWANDA as Regional Representative and since March 2020 is the Executive Director of DIDE RWANDA. She is a Social Scientist with more than 25 years experience in the areas of social protection, prisons system,Human right, Peace building, project management, child and social protection, psychosocial support, gender, gender-based violence, women economic empowerment, health and HIV program design, (…)
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"Rehabilitative Justice for Reconciliation in Rwanda Project"
25 June 2020The project pays particular attention to pregnant and breastfeeding women as well as those who do not neither read nor write.
Literacy and training activities are developed as well as various workshops, such as
sewing, embroidery, basketwork, hair braiding, manicures and pedicures, etc.
For children who have reached the age of 3, who according to Rwandan law must leave their mother still deprived of her liberty and therefore imprisoned, the search for a foster family and preparation for (…) -
2015 annual report
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Direction du development et de la cooperation DDC
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Prof. Rutembesa
15 June 2020Dr. Rutembesa is a PhD graduate of University Saint Denis (Paris 8) in clinical psychology and psychopathology. Since 2004, he has conducted several researches on resilience related to the survivors and ex perpetrators of the genocide of 1994 against Tutsi in Rwanda.
He is a member of the International Forum of the Researchers interested in resilience across cultures and Head of Research of East Africa Career Development Association (EACDA).
Since 2006, he has provided supervision and (…) -
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DiDé Flash Info - November 2018
15 June 2020The DiDé Foundation thanks you for your support. Your support is essential to continue, consolidate and develop projects for the most vulnerable detained populations.
Silent for several months and in order to keep you informed of the activities and achievements of the Foundation during this year 2018, we send you this first publication of the "DiDé Flash Info".
The DiDé organization in 2018
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Education is a universal right!
15 June 2020ACQUIRE KNOWLEDGE AND KNOW-HOW:
literacy courses, formal and non-formal education, vocational training.
DEVELOP A SOCIAL SKILLS:
psychosocial activities (forum theater, discussion groups, sports, body expression, visual arts), monitoring of the most vulnerable cases.
Making pain a learning period
In a closed environment like that of a prison or a closed establishment, feelings and relationships are exacerbated. Promiscuity quickly generates violence that is directed towards others (…)