Rwanda
C181- CONVENTION CONCERNING PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
25 provisions
This text says the Convention is adopted and may be cited as the Private Employment Agencies Convention, 1997.
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Rwanda
25 provisions
This text says the Convention is adopted and may be cited as the Private Employment Agencies Convention, 1997.
Rwanda
49 provisions
States Parties must recognize the Charter’s rights, freedoms, and duties and take necessary legislative or other measures to implement it.
Rwanda
33 provisions
This preamble says a protocol on women’s rights is being adopted to supplement the African Charter and strengthen protection against discrimination and harmful practices.
Rwanda
46 provisions
This article defines who counts as a refugee and lists situations where the Convention stops applying or does not apply.
Rwanda
099/01 OF 18/09/2019
12 provisions
This provision says the Order sets special statutes for Rwanda FDA staff.
Rwanda
75 provisions
This article establishes the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (the Centre).
Rwanda
48/2017 OF 23/09/2017
76 provisions
This provision says the Law creates the National Bank of Rwanda (BNR/NBR).
Rwanda
75/2019 OF 29/01/2020
41 provisions
This article states that the law’s purpose is to prevent and punish money laundering, terrorism financing, and proliferation financing.
Rwanda
01/2012/OL OF 02/05/2012
766 provisions
This article says the law creates offences and penalties, with higher penalties when the victim is a child under 14 or between 14 and 16, and the maximum penalty when the child was taken from an orphanage.
Rwanda
59/2007 OF 16/12/2007
17 provisions
This law creates the Commercial Courts and sets their organisation, functioning, and jurisdiction.
Rwanda
001/11 OF 29/09/2011
5 provisions
This Order sets out additional rights for a person serving TIG, alongside rights already provided by Law n° 34/2010.
Rwanda
34/2010 OF 12/11/2010
39 provisions
This article is titled “Supervising authority of RCS.”
Rwanda
03/2012/OL OF 13/06/2012
92 provisions
The Supreme Court is the highest court in the country.
Rwanda
002/07.01 OF 15/09/2006
17 provisions
This article says the order sets how the Council bureau and Executive Committee work and relate to each other in Kigali City and District levels.
Rwanda
48/2006 OF 05/10/2006
23 provisions
This article says the law sets OCIR CAFE’s duties, organization, and functioning, and gives it legal personality plus administrative and financial autonomy.
Rwanda
49/2006 OF 05/10/2006
23 provisions
This article creates OCIR THE as Rwanda’s tea authority and says it has legal personality and administrative and financial autonomy.
Rwanda
06/2007 OF 01/02/2007
32 provisions
The Board of Commissioners is responsible for supervising the Commission’s missions, adopting reports and work plans, appointing staff, approving the draft budget, taking decisions that help the Commission meet its mission, and adopting internal rules.
Rwanda
001/15/10/TC OF 20/07/2015
7 provisions
These instructions set the maximum mission allowance for civil servants on missions inside the country.
Rwanda
64/2013 OF 27/08/2013
21 provisions
This article creates the Institute of National Museums of Rwanda (INMR) and says it has legal personality and administrative and financial autonomy.
Rwanda
81/2013 OF 11/09/2013
22 provisions
This article creates the FARG fund to support the neediest survivors of the genocide against the Tutsi and says the law also sets out its mission, powers, organization, and functioning.