Strikes, violence overwhelm Haiti’s crumbling judiciary
Originally published in AP News. An excerpt is below. "A warning from a well-known judge in Haiti crackled recently over the radio: "Don't let them arrest you, because you don't…
Hearing on human rights abuses, impunity in Haiti open to public
Originally published by Sam Bojarski in The Haitian Times, featuring IJDH's Alexandra Filippova. "Throughout 2020, human rights groups have raised the alarm about the rise in kidnappings and gang violence…
Opinion: Returning to pre-Trump immigration policies isn’t good enough
Op-ed originally published in The Washington Post and authored by IJDH's Steven Forester. "The excellent Nov. 28 editorial "'Give me your tired, your poor'" omitted two imperative executive policy fixes. …
10-Year Anniversary of Cholera Introduction in Haiti
This page is dedicated to the 10 year cholera anniversary in Haiti. Cholera was introduced to the country in October 2010 by UN peacekeepers. IJDH & BAI Joint Statement: 10 Year…
A decade after U.N.-linked cholera outbreak, Haitians demand justice
Originally published in Reuters. An excerpt is below. "Human rights organisations have filed several lawsuits on behalf of cholera victims demanding financial compensation from the U.N. The U.S.-based Institute for…
Haitians with TPS Remain Protected!
Originally published in Haïti Liberté and authored by IJDH's Steven Forester. "Some Haitians have been alarmed by the Sep. 14, 2020 appeals court opinion that a lower court wrongly blocked…
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