Haiti’s CEP (Provisional Electoral Council) has postponed sine die the second round of the presidential and legislative elections that had
The Haiti Support Group regularly features on the Latin America Bureau webpage. Here are some links to our stories: A
Beginner’s Guide to Fixing Elections. It is not always possible to control the outcome of an election (remember 1990?!). The
Webinar: Haiti Elections Crisis. Want to learn more about the elections crisis in Haiti? Join the Institute for Justice and
London Rally for Haiti. Global Women’s Strike has organised a Rally for Haiti on 16 December to support Haiti’s Day of Action outside
Mining Report Launch. The Haiti Support Group welcomes the launch of a new report entitled Byen Konte, Mal Kalkile? Human
On the Edge: Writing the Border between Haiti and the Dominican Republic is a literary and cultural history which brings
Black History Month sponsored by the Coalition for Racial Equality and Rights (CRER) in collaboration with the Africa in Motion
Ex-Dictator “Baby Doc” Duvalier Death Won’t End Victims’ Quest for Justice. Democracy Now gives its commentary on the recent death
The Haiti Support Group will be holding its next Annual General Meeting on Saturday 20 June 2015. The AGM is
Judge Deems UN Immune from Lawsuit for Haiti Cholera Disaster. Port-au-Prince and Boston, January 9, 2015. On the eve of
Five years after the devastating earthquake in Haiti, durable housing solutions remain out of reach for hundreds of thousands of
Constitutional Bombshell: 1 Year On in the Dominican Republic. The 23rd September 2014 marks one year to the day that
The World Development Movement and the Haiti Support Group will be giving a workshop entitled Food and the Multinational Takeover:
Human Rights Situation. Gustavo Gallón, a leading human rights expert, has published a report on the ongoing human rights situation
Grave Violation of the Right to Water in Haiti. Cholera struck Haiti in October 2010. It was the first time
Report courtesy of Channel 4 News, 10 January 2014 Haiti’s leading human rights lawyer Mario Joseph – who the Haiti
Killing Highlights Real Danger for Human Rights Defenders in Haiti. An Open Letter by the Haiti Support Group The Haiti
