Cholera Victims Press for Individual Compensation
As the United Nations winds down its 13-year peacekeeping in Haiti, the victims of cholera demand that the organization fulfills the promise it made to the Haitian people nearly a…
Haitian TPS-Holders Anxiously Awaiting Trump’s Decision
After finding refuge in the US, many Haitians still remain in fear after the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) extended Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian nationals for six months…
Special Section on Sexual Minorities and HIV/AIDS
Please note that LGB asylum differs from asylum for trans people. Successful trans asylum cases are few and rely not on gender identity as much as perceived sexual orientation. Indeed,…
Haitian Activists Press the U.S. to Extend TPS for Haitian Nationals
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) extended Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian nationals for six months instead of the usual 18 months. Haitian activists, U.S. lawmakers and immigration advocates…
BAI: Haitian Govt. Should Do More to Protect Women from Sexual Harassment
Sexual harassment inside or outside the workplace is unacceptable. Haitian government must take necessary steps to prevent and eliminate it. The Government of Haiti has the obligation under the Convention…
U.N. Will have to Deal with ‘Legal Challenges and Public Relations Nightmares’ Until it Delivers on its Promises
Following the United Nations Security Council's visit to Haiti last week, public pressure on the U.N. to fund cholera elimination efforts has risen sharply. Yesterday, The New York Times published…
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