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The Haiti Support Group is a small solidarity organisation, based in the UK, that for a quarter of a century has been working hard to empower the poor majority in Haiti, whether they are trade unions, women’s organisations, peasant groups, neighbourhood associations or other grassroots organisations.
We try to provide a more balanced reflection of Haiti and its people. We present the achievements as well as providing in-depth analysis of the problems and challenges of the Haitian reality.
Our team of Haiti watchers includes grassroots activists and campaigners, members of the Haitian and Caribbean Diaspora, legal experts, journalists, academics and development specialists.
Our work has only been possible thanks to the generous support of our members and donors. Any financial contribution, no matter how small, will go a long way to ensure that we can continue our fantastic work.
Solidarity, Campaigning and Advocacy
Interim Prime Minister’s Comments Endanger Haitian Journalist
Interim Prime Minister’s Comments Endanger Haitian Journalist 26 January 2005 Haiti Support Group press release The Haiti Support Group today wrote to representatives of international
Prison massacre – urgent action
Prison massacre – urgent action. UA 339/04 – Fear for safety/unlawful killings: Prisoners at National Penitentiary in Port-au-Prince Amnesty International Index: AMR 36/063/2004 – 20
Alarming Increases in Rape
Alarming Increases in Rape The Haiti Support Group is extremely concerned about the reported increase in the number of rapes in Haiti over recent months,
Kidnapping and threats. Continuing violations of the rights of Haiti’s journalists
Kidnapping and threats. Continuing violations of the rights of Haiti’s journalists – Haiti Support Group press release, 20 April 2004 The London-based Haiti Support Group, a
The Agronomist Screening
London audience gripped by Jean Dominique film the Agronomist – Haiti Support Group press release, 4 May 2004 There was a full-house on 28 April
Return of the de factos
Return of the de factos. Armed irregular forces continue to wield power – Haiti Support Group press release, 22 April 2004 The London-based Haiti Support