Our Work

International Community Accountability

Economic Justice

IJDH works for economic justice and accountability of economic actors to protect and promote the human rights of communities in Haiti. We educate the public, engage the media and other key actors, and collaborate with allies to impact the conversation and advocate for Haitians’ rights.

IJDH/BAI Work

BAI AND IJDH ADVOCACY AT THE THIRD SESSION OF THE UN PERMANENT FORUM ON PEOPLE OF AFRICAN DESCENT

Restitution for Haiti, Reparations for All: Haiti’s Place in the Global Reparations Movement

BAI and IJDH at the Second Session of the UN Permanent Forum on People of African Descent

France demanded crippling payments. Now Haiti has a legitimate claim for slavery reparations | Opinion

University of Miami Inter-American Law Review Symposium “Haiti: Reparations & Restitution"

IJDH Submission to the US International Trade Commission's (ITC) Investigation, U.S.-Haiti Trade: Impact of U.S. Preference Programs on Haiti’s Economy and Workers

What the World Owes Haiti Now

What the World Owes Haiti Now (Kreyòl)

Starved for Justice: International Complicity in Systematic Violations of the Right to Food in Haiti

Opinion: Unsustainable debt has always impeded development; it’s time to write it off

Unfolding Haiti’s Garment Industry: Decades of Unaccountable Foreign Interference

Unfolding Haiti’s Garment Industry: Decades of Unaccountable Foreign Interference (French)

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Restitution of Haiti’s Independence Debt from France