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…
Why a rights-based UN response to cholera matters for COVID-19
Originally published in OpenGlobalRights and authored by IJDH's Beatrice Lindstrom, BAI's Mario Joseph, and IJDH's Brian Concannon. "If UN Secretary-General António Guterres is serious about his clarion call for "a…
Haiti Could Face a ‘Perfect Storm’ with the Pandemic
Originally published in Pass Blue and authored by Fiona Shukri, featuring an interview with IJDH's Sandra Wisner. Introduction As Covid-19 continues to ravage many parts of the world, the effect…
Insecurity, impunity could impede Constant’s prosecution in Haiti
IJDH Senior Staff Attorney Alexandra Filippova speaks with The Haitian Times on the new trial of FRAPH leader Emmanuel "Toto" Constant. "He can ask for a brand-new proceeding pursuant to…
COVID-19 brings renewed urgency to remedies for cholera in Haiti
Sandra Wisner of IJDH and Beatrice Lindstrom of Harvard Law School pen an opinion piece in Al Jazeera. An excerpt is below. "It took six years of advocacy and lawsuits…
Time for the World Bank and IMF to Be the Solution, Not the Problem: Franciscka Lucien and Joel Curtain in IPS News
Franciscka Lucien, IJDH Executive Director, and Joel Curtain, Director of Advocacy at Partners in Health, write an opinion piece featured by the Inter Press Service News Agency (IPS News). "The…
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