Rwanda

Legal Aid In Rwanda
The Danish Institute for Human Rights , 2004, 86 pp.

The aim of this report is to describe the availability of legal services free of charge in Rwanda, in law and in practice. The focus is on all cases, genocide cases as well as ordinary criminal and civil cases, known together as “droit commun” in Rwanda. The report will moreover briefly outline some legal aid models from 6 other countries, examining how cost efficient ways to improve access to justice applied in other countries could fit into a Rwandan context, including the introduction of a coherent legal aid system. The report was commissioned by the Danish Institute (Danish Centre) for Human Rights, which has since 1998 been managing a legal aid programme in cooperation with the Ministry of Justice and Institutional Relations and the Corps of Judicial Defenders.
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Rwanda 1997: An Analysis of Human Rights and Politics
Edited by Lone Lindholt and Hans-Otto Sano, Danish Centre for Human Rights, 1998, 82 pp.
ISBN: 87-89040-82-1
This study seeks to analyse the human rights situation as well as the political situation in Rwanda as it manifested itself during the second half of 1997.

It attemps to provide an assessment of human rights in the country in light of major trends and problems in the political development as they evolved from the assumption of power of the present regime.

The study is multy-disciplinary, combining legal, political and developmental analysis in order to achieve a balanced and dynamic assessment of the difficult plight of the Rwandan nation.


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