Yesterday, March, 6th, 2024 at Ngoma correction facility held a graduation ceremony of sociotherapy healing groups. During this event, participants had the opportunity to share stories of their transformative journeys, inspiring their fellow inmates who might need similar intervention and promoting collective healing.
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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GRADUATION CEREMONY OF SOCIOTHERAPY HEALING GROUPS.
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For Human Dignity
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CONSOLIDATING UNITY & RESILIENCE THROUGH SOCIETAL HEALING
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INTERPEACE RWANDA AND ITS LOCAL IMPLEMENTING PARTNERS (DIDE, HAGURUKA, AND PRISON FELLOWSHIP RWANDA) ORGANIZED A 5-DAY PLANNING RETREAT
6 December 2023Interpeace Rwanda and its local implementing partners (DiDe, HAGURUKA, and Prison Fellowship Rwanda) organized a 5-day planning retreat from 13 November to 17th November 2023 to review the implementation of the 2nd year and plan for the next year 2024. The panning retreat held at Ma campagne Hotel, located in Rwamagana District, Estern province. The planning retreat gathered Head of organizations of Interpeace, DIDE, Haguruka and Prison Fellowship Rwanda as well as programme and financial (…)
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WE ARE DIGNITE EN DETENTION
27 October 2023 -
New article No176
25 October 2023 -
Each of us must be treated with dignity
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Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS)
25 October 2023Activities cover Training of RCS staff and Prisoners Peer Educators (PE); Diagnostic and treatment Tools development; Link between prisoners and community (facilitation of visits, transport for released vulnerable youth and women, …); Outreach activities (reinsertion kits and follow-up of released persons); Preparation and facilitation of specific events(e.g genocide commemoration week, women day, child day…)
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DIDE staff on GALS training
19 October 2023
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