Hurricane Emily’s Near-Miss Too Close for IDPs
10th August 2011
Hurricane Emily’s Near-Miss Too Close for IDPs Huffington Post – Posted: 8/5/11 05:44 PM ET By Mark Schuller and Mark Snyder
Natural Disasters & Earthquake
Natural Disasters & Earthquake
Overwhelming Majority Living in Displacement Camps
11th August 2011
Overwhelming Majority Living in Displacement Camps Reliefweb Haiti – An overwhelming majority of people living in more than 1,000 displacement
Over 5,000 Haitian Cholera Victims Sue UN
8th November 2011
Over 5,000 Haitian Cholera Victims Sue UN Press Release of the Institute of Justice & Democracy in Haiti: Attorneys deliver
Where the Relief Money Did and Did Not Go – Haiti after the Quake
5th January 2012
Where the Relief Money Did and Did Not Go – Haiti after the Quake Counterpunch – January 3, 2012 by
How Prioritizing Closure of IDP Camps Aids and Abets Illegal and Forcible Evictions
31st January 2012
How Prioritizing Closure of IDP Camps Aids and Abets Illegal and Forcible Evictions Mark Snyder, International Action Ties Months have passed
Prime Minister: Haiti Donor Aid Needs Revision
11th February 2012
Prime Minister: Haiti Donor Aid Needs Revision Haiti Prime Minister Garry Conille made the rounds in Washington, asking for better
UN sees Jump in Cholera Cases as Rainy Season Begins
8th April 2012
UN sees Jump in Cholera Cases as Rainy Season Begins Trenton Daniel, Associated Press 3:17 p.m. EDT, April 3, 2012 PORT-AU-PRINCE,
“Under Tents”: International Housing Campaign Launched
8th July 2012
“Under Tents”: International Housing Campaign Launched – 400,000 Homeless Still Wait for a Housing Plan FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, July 2,
Tropical Storm Isaac: Victims fault government for not enough “concrete action”
12th September 2012
Tropical Storm Isaac: Victims fault government for not enough “concrete action” Aug 29, 2012, by Yves Pierre-Louis, published in Haiti
Tropical Storm Isaac Sparks Cholera Fears
12th September 2012
Tropical Storm Isaac Sparks Cholera Fears 16 September 2012, by Jacqueline Charles, The Miami Herald. Original article The panic began to set
400,000 Haitians Still displaced
14th September 2012
400,000 Haitians Still displaced. By Mariana Rebua Simoes, MediaGlobal News September 7, 2012 mediaglobal Nicole Phillips, attorney at the NGO
Pride and Palaces
24th September 2012
Pride and Palaces. Sept. 14 2012, The Economist online Left half in ruin for almost three years, Haiti’s National Palace
Haiti Third in Global Hunger Index
11th October 2012
Haiti Third in Global Hunger Index. October 11, 2012 The latest report, out today, reveals Haiti’s situation with respect to hunger
One-Month State of Emergency Due to Impact of Hurricane
7th November 2012
November 1, 2012, Caribbean Journal
(original article here)
Haiti’s government has declared a one-month-long national state of emergency following continued damage to the country from Hurricane Sandy last week.
Already Desperate. Haitian Farmers Left Hopeless After Storm
19th November 2012
Already Desperate. Haitian Farmers Left Hopeless After Storm, November 18, 2012. RANDAL C. ARCHIBOLD / The New York Times. Original
Reconstructing Haiti at the Frontline Club
The Haiti Support Group
17th June 2013
HSG’s Mario Gousse and Andy Leak were invited by the Frontline Club to speak at an event entitled “Reconstructing Haiti”.
Haiti’s rising food insecurity risks social tension, says FAO
27th November 2012
Haiti’s rising food insecurity risks social tension, says FAO. November 22, 2012 (Reuters). Original article here (Rome) Growing food insecurity
Evidence grows that peacekeepers were source of infection
29th November 2012
Government to unveil 10-year plan for water and sanitisation as evidence grows that peacekeepers were source of infection November 29,2012