Jean-Bertrand Aristide
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Danticat, Edwidge
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Campaign for the Return of the FRAPH/FADH Documents
Between 1997 and 2000 the Haiti Support Group backed the Campaign, launched by Haitian grassroots organisations, with supporters in over 30 countries, that demanded the
Amnesty International Calls for Urgent Action on Families Forcibly Evicted
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Quinn and Sutton Launch Politics and Power in Haiti
Politics and Power in Haiti, edited by Haiti Support Group’s very own Kate Quinn and Paul Sutton Date: 25th April 2013, Time: 5.30, Venue: Room 103,
UN fails to get its hands clean in Haiti
UN fails to get its hands clean in Haiti. March 3, 2013 Paul McGeough The Age. Original article here And they wonder why people throw
Michaelle Jean: An Enlightened Force from the Diaspora
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Martelly Disguises Inexperience with Easy Charm
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Cloué, Coupé
Coupé Cloué was the alias of Jean Gesner Henry, a guitarist, singer and band leader born in Léogâne in 1925. At the age of 26
Reuters Reports: World Bank Envoy Criticizes Lack of Transparency in Haiti Oil Programme
Reuters Reports: World Bank Envoy Criticizes Lack of Transparency in Haiti Oil Programme Taken from Reuters, December 4 2013 By A. BARON The World Bank’s
Discussion on Michel-Rolph Trouillot: University College of London
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Artists and celebrities protest about the Jean Dominique murder inquiry
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Chauvet, Marie – Haitian Novelist and Writer
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Campaign in support of other new unions and workers’ organisations
See the LabourStart Haiti news section Abuse of workers’ rights at La Couronne Brewery–Coca-Cola Haiti – May 2006 American Center for International Labor Solidarity report:
Wage Hike in Haiti Doesn’t Address Factory Abuses
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U.S. Holds Key to Duvalier Prosecution
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Aid and reconstruction in Haiti: A panel discussion to mark the anniversary of the 2010 earthquake
Tuesday, January 22, 2013 – 5:00pm At University of London, School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) Panel discussion with: Chiara Liguori (Amnesty International, Caribbean
Michaelle Jean takes her campaign to the OAS
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Assembly plants are no quick fix after the quake
HSG from Port-au-Prince, 12-09-2011 Recently, Antèn Ouvriye (Workers Antenna) organized a conference in Port-au-Prince on the application of the minimum wage law and Haitian Labour
Charlemagne, Emmanuel “Manno”
Singer, songwriter – Born in 1948, Charlemagne grew up in the sprawling new suburb of Carrefour, to the south of the capital, where he was
The Earthquake. Our Assessment
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Collective Bargaining Contract Signed in Ouanaminthe
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CARICOM and the OECS Condemn DR Nationality Ruling
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Cholera in Haiti: Murder by Foreigners with Internal Support
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Haiti taps Prince Charles charity for city makeover
Sat, Oct 2 2010, By Pascal Fletcher
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Politicisation of the Haitian National Police
Politicisation of the Haitian National Police. Open letter to the Superior Council of the Haitian National Police (CSPN) by the National Coalition for Haitian Rights
Viaud, Loune
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Campaign for Freedom of Expression
Mark Howard/25 Ed
Haiti is a dangerous place to be a journalist. For decades, the press has been at times stifled, at other times divided; and at all times, journalists and news organizations from every point on the political spectrum have faced threats and violence.
Haitian Protesters Demand President Resign
Written by: Amelie Baron. Source: Reuters (Reuters) – Thousands of Haitians took to the streets on Monday calling for President Michel Martelly to resign, and some
Duvalier Hearing Could be Historic Despite U.S. Obstruction
Duvalier Hearing Could be Historic Despite U.S. Obstruction. February 20, 2013 Centre for Economic and Policy Research. Original article here In Argentina, Guatemala, Peru and