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Economy
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Bayakou: The Ostracized Men of The Sewers
Hurricane Matthew Affects Agricultural Production & Raises Concerns for Future
In Post-Hurricane Haiti, Hunger, Suffering & Vulnerability Continue
Suffering Continues Months after Hurricane Matthew as Death Toll Rises
Une situation alarmante pour les Haïtiens affectés par l’ouragan Matthew
Food Insecurity Plagues Haiti in Hurricane Matthew Aftermath
Hurricane Matthew Cost Haiti 32% of GDP, $2.7 Billion
Survival, Perseverance and Hope: the Five-Year-Old Who Survived the Earthquake
How will the Trump administration handle international aid?
UN Partners with Haitian Government and Relief Groups for Long-Term Disaster Plan
Assessment shows food insecurity still widespread in Haiti
Haitian Farmers File Complaint Against Land Grab During “Recovery” Efforts
HEALTH
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Call for a Coordinated, Equitable, and Human Rights-Based Global Response to COVID-19
Joint NGO Letter: UN Human Rights Treaty Bodies during the COVID-19 Pandemic
The Pernicious Power of American Promises
WGBH: MGH Doctor Back in Haiti on 10 Year Anniversary of Earthquake
U.N. Chief Faces Internal Criticism Over Human Rights
The U.N.’s Inadequate Response to the Haiti Cholera Outbreak
COVID-19 in Haiti — The Current Response and Challenges
Amnesty International: Americas 2020 Report
Latin America: Cut Prison Crowding to Fight COVID-19
Haitians Seeking National ID Cards Say Government Is Violating Its Own COVID-19 Directives
Une analyse contextuelle de la situation des LGBT en lien avec les droits humains et la santé
Senator Patrick Leahy: ‘The cholera outbreak was caused by an act of extreme negligence’
Building Health: An Interview with Jim Ansara
Peacekeeping Comes With a Price: The Legacy of U.N. Cholera on Haiti’s Public Health
Bayakou: The Ostracized Men of The Sewers
After Thirteen Years, What Will Be the U.N.’s Legacy in Haiti?
Activists, Lawmakers Continue to Urge DHS Extend TPS for over 50, 000 Haitian Nationals
U.N. Wants to Transfer MINUSTAH’s Underspent Dollars to Haiti’s Cholera Fund
U.N. Can and Must Deliver on its Promise to Haitian People
From MINUSTAH to MINUJUSTH, Where Is Justice for the Victims of Cholera?
Broken Promise for Individual Reparations to Cholera Victims Continues U.N. Injustices
L’ONU doit aider Haïti avec l’épidémie de choléra qu’elle a introduite en Promise for Individual
Stephen Lewis: U.N.’s Cholera Response “A Betrayal”
Nobel Peace Laureates Urge the U.N. to Keep its Promises
U.N. Picks New Envoy for Haiti Cholera Fundraising Efforts
Cholera Victims Call on the U.S. and Other Member States to Fund the UN’s New Approach
UN Poisoning of Roma in Kosovo Mirrors Haiti Cholera
Hurricane Matthew Affects Agricultural Production & Raises Concerns for Future
UN Lacks Credibility After Years of Failed Promises & Impunity
In Post-Hurricane Haiti, Hunger, Suffering & Vulnerability Continue
Cholera Affects Thousands as Haiti Waits for UN Action
Suffering Continues Months after Hurricane Matthew as Death Toll Rises
UN Emphasizes Development Cooperation for Water and Sanitation Improvement
Secretary-General Guterres Must Ensure the UN’s Moral Debt to Haiti is Paid
UN Cholera Accountability on Hold Due to Funding Struggles
Une situation alarmante pour les Haïtiens affectés par l’ouragan Matthew
UN Secretary-General Asks Member State Cholera Commitments by March 6
Survival, Perseverance and Hope: the Five-Year-Old Who Survived the Earthquake
How will Trump administration handle international aid?
Japan Joins Cholera Efforts with a $2.6 Million Grant
India Contributes $100k to New UN Cholera Plan
UN Advisor Plans Consortium for Water and Sanitation in Haiti
New Strategy to Raise Funds for UN Cholera Plan
Le Canada promet 6 millions pour lutter contre le choléra
Does validation of Haiti’s election allow optimism for cholera aid?
Seoul Daily Paper Criticizes Ban Ki-moon, Especially for Cholera
HOUSING
Immigration
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Exclusive: Hundreds of rights leaders demand U.S. end Haiti deportations
Rep. Frederica Wilson Leads Letter to DHS Urging a Halt to Haiti Deportations
Candidates must be honest about harmful U.S. role in fueling refugee crises
Moratorium on Deportations to Haiti during COVID-19 Pandemic (Sign-on Letter)
In the Gallery for the State of the Union: Immigrants Facing Deportation
Haiti TPS Documents Now Valid Until January 4, 2021 by Operation of Law
Haiti TPS Documents Automatically Valid to January, 4, 2021 by Operation of Law
Lawyer: ‘racist animus’ behind Trump administration push to revoke Haitian immigrants’ status
Brooklyn Lawsuit Aims To Revive Protection For Haitian Immigrants
Report Shows Haiti Warrants TPS Extension
Haiti Is Not Ready To Take In 58,000 Unemployed Haitians
Miami-Dade Commissioners Urging 18-month TPS for Haitian Nationals
Thousands of Haitians Threatened with Deportation Hoping for 18-Month TPS Extension
Haitians Migrate to Canada to avoid Deportation
Haitian Immigrants Seeking Refuge in Canada Face Arrest at the Border
50,000 Haitians Could Lose Temporary Protected Status in the US But Canada May Not Be the Solution
Haitian and Canadian Activists Demonstrate in Front of Quebec Olympic Stadium in Support of Refugees
As TPS Draws to a Close, Haitians Immigrate to Canada
Bayakou: The Ostracized Men of The Sewers
Haitian Advocates start 180 day countdown to extend TPS
Haitian TPS-Holders Anxiously Await Trump’s Upcoming Decision
Top U.S. Official Indicates Special Immigration Status for Millions May Terminate Soon
Unable to Enter US, Haitians Settle in Mexico
Haitians Continue to Risk their Lives at Sea
Haitian Officials Discuss TPS Extension With DHS Sec. John Kelly During His Trip
Rep. Ted Deutch: DHS’s Six-Month TPS Extension “Leaves Haitian TPS-holders living in uncertainty”
Both U.S. and Haiti Will Benefit from TPS Extension
Cities Across the U.S. Await Looming TPS Decision
“Outstanding Student of the Year” Faces Deportation if TPS Expires
Hundreds of Haitians Gather in Orlando Church to Plead for TPS Extension
Deporting Tens of Thousands of Haitians to Haiti Could Impede Progress
Republican Gov. Rick Scott Presses DHS to Extend TPS for Haiti
The New York Times: Extend America’s Welcome to Haitians Again
Thousands of Haitians Are Living under Fear As the Deadline for TPS Extension Looms
50,000 Face Uncertain Futures in the US & Haiti as TPS Deadline Approaches
Walt Disney Co. Supports TPS Extension
Boston Globe Calling on President Trump to Keep His Word by Extending TPS for Haitians
U.S. Residents Under TPS Face Uncertainty as Deadline for Extension Approaches
Extending Temporary Protected Status for over 50,000 Is the Right Thing to Do
Trump Administration May Deport 50, 000 Haitians By Next January
AILA Gravely Concerned by Reports that USCIS Recommends Ending Protections for Haitian Nationals
Allowing TPS Expiration for Haitians May Signal Future of Trump Administration
USCIS Director Recommends Ending Temporary Protected Status for Haitians
Significant Losses to U.S. Taxpayers & GDP if TPS for Haitians Not Extended, Report Finds
32BJ SEIU Responds to USCIS’ Recommendation to End Temporary Protected Status for Haitians
Extending TPS for Haitians Should be a Clear “Yes”
Miami Herald Urges Extension of TPS for Haitians
Haitian Migrants Running Out of Options in Mexico
Haitian Communities’ Stress Mounts as TPS Deadline Approaches
Haitians Fear for the Future as They Continue to Urge Immediate TPS Extension
U.S. Senators Charles E. Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand Write Letter for Extended TPS for Haitians
Migrants Face Impending Humanitarian Crisis Along Mexican Border
Scams at U.S.-Mexico Border Target Haitian Migrants
Political Leaders Urge Extension of TPS for Haitians
Thousands of detained Haitians unsure of future in the U.S. or Haiti
Congresswoman Clarke works to protect Haitian nationals from deportation
U.S. immigration policies lead Haitians to seek refuge in Mexico
Overwhelmed shelters in Mexico house thousands of Haitian migrants
Haitian President-Elect Promises ID Cards for Migrants in DR
Law & Justice
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UN Inaction Denies Justice for Haiti Cholera Victims, Say UN Experts
In-House ‘Lawyering’ in International Organizations: The Case of Haiti
COVID-19 Is Not the Biggest Threat to UN Peacekeeping
Joint NGO Letter: UN Human Rights Treaty Bodies during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Haiti’s Jovenel could turn into an autocrat. The U.S. can’t let that happen.
As Haiti installs new prime minister without Parliament, U.S. lawmakers express frustrations
U.N. Chief Faces Internal Criticism Over Human Rights
The U.N.’s Inadequate Response to the Haiti Cholera Outbreak
Jovenel Moïse Inculpé Mais Libre de ses Mouvements
OAS Should Promote Systemic Change in Haiti, Not an External Agenda
Maxine Waters Writes Letter to CARICOM regarding Haiti Political Crisis
Danny Glover Pens Letter to CARICOM Secretary General
Congressional Black Caucus Members Voice Concerns about La Saline in Latest Letter
The Lasalin Massacre and the Human Rights Crisis in Haiti
‘It was a ravage!’: Lived Experiences of Epidemic Cholera in Rural Haiti
Amnesty International Verifies Evidence of Excessive Force Against Protestors
CPJ and RSF Call on Haitian Authorities to Investigate Attacks
Haiti invita a la CIDH para investigar posibles abusos a derechos humanos
Representative Waters’ Statement on the 1-Year Anniversary of La Saline Massacre in Haiti
Weeks after suspicious death, Haiti gay rights activist still not buried
Le Dossier des Victimes du Choléra en Attente D’ordonnance du Juge des Référés
UN Secretary General Report: New Approach to Cholera in Haiti
Collectif des Avocats et Juristes Internationaux Contre la Corruption et l’Impunité
Haitian Organization Kouraj Says: ‘Homophobia Has Only Gotten Worst Since the 2010 Earthquake’
Senator Patrick Leahy: ‘The cholera outbreak was caused by an act of extreme negligence’
Peacekeeping Comes With a Price: The Legacy of U.N. Cholera on Haiti’s Public Health
After Thirteen Years, What Will Be the U.N.’s Legacy in Haiti?
U.N. Wants to Transfer MINUSTAH’s Underspent Dollars to Haiti’s Cholera Fund
U.N. Can and Must Deliver on its Promise to Haitian People
From MINUSTAH to MINUJUSTH, Where Is Justice for the Victims of Cholera?
L’ONU doit aider Haïti avec l’épidémie de choléra qu’elle a introduite en Promise for Individual
Stephen Lewis: U.N.’s Cholera Response “A Betrayal”
U.N. Picks New Envoy for Haiti Cholera Fundraising Efforts
Cholera Victims Call on the U.S. and Other Member States to Fund the UN’s New Approach
Former Haitian Mayor who Evaded Justice in His Homeland to Appear in U.S. Court
Haitian Government Seeks to Rebuild National Military
UN Poisoning of Roma in Kosovo Mirrors Haiti Cholera
Unanimous Vote Brings End to MINUSTAH
U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley Presses for UN Accountability
UN Lacks Credibility After Years of Failed Promises & Impunity
Haiti’s Extreme Prison Conditions. Coverage by Dateline Australia
Criminal Haitian Mayor Loses His Massachusetts Jobs
The Center for Justice and Accountability Releases Statement on Death of Client Nissage Martyr
Cholera Affects Thousands as Haiti Waits for UN Action
Haitian Seeking Justice Against Criminal Ex-Mayor Dies Suddenly
Lengthy Indictment of Guy Philippe Not Enough to Throw Out Case
Former Haitian Mayor Hiding in Massachusetts Sued for Human Rights Violations
Haitian Nationals Sue Former Mayor in U.S. Court
Investigative Report Highlights Systemic Nature of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse in MINUSTAH
Secretary-General Guterres Must Ensure the UN’s Moral Debt to Haiti is Paid
UN Falls Short of Promises to Cholera Victims
U.N. Secretary-General Recommends ‘Gradual’ Withdrawal of Military Peacekeepers
Haitian Senate Urges Immediate Return of Guy Philippe in New Resolution
After Half-Apology for Cholera, UN Still Has Much to Do Towards Justice
UN Secretary-General Promises to Combat Sex Abuse and Exploitation
Controversial UN Peacekeeping Mission to Leave Haiti
UN Expert Condemns Severe Overcrowding in Haiti’s Prisons
Haitian Politician Seeks Political Immunity for U.S. Drug Charges
UN Secretary-General Asks Member State Cholera Commitments by March 6
Japan Joins Cholera Efforts with a $2.6 Million Grant
Mass Funeral for Haitians Who Died from Deplorable Prison Conditions
India Contributes $100k to New UN Cholera Plan
President-elect Moise denies government’s money laundering allegation
UN Advisor Plans Consortium for Water and Sanitation in Haiti
New Strategy to Raise Funds for UN Cholera Plan
Haitian Farmers File Complaint Against Land Grab During “Recovery” Efforts
Le Canada promet 6 millions pour lutter contre le choléra
Does validation of Haiti’s election allow optimism for cholera aid?
Details on Drug-Related Arrest of Elected Haitian Senator
Seoul Daily Paper Criticizes Ban Ki-moon, Especially for Cholera
Politics & Democracy
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Si M Pa Rele (If I Don’t Cry Out), Final Report of Haiti’s National Commission of Truth and Justice
Letter from Congress Member Maxine Waters on Haiti’s Elections
The Haitian people: Sadly and badly in need of a champion
FACT SHEET: Joe Biden’s Commitment to Haitian Americans
Journalist Setoute Yvens survives shooting attempt, another reporter receives death threats in Haiti
When France extorted Haiti- the greatest heist in history
COVID-19 Is Not the Biggest Threat to UN Peacekeeping
The Pernicious Power of American Promises
Haiti’s Jovenel could turn into an autocrat. The U.S. can’t let that happen.
CARICOM’s role as Haitian crisis worsens
As Haiti installs new prime minister without Parliament, U.S. lawmakers express frustrations
Amnesty International: Americas 2020 Report
The Gourdean Knot– Jovenel Moise tries to govern Haiti without a parliament
Haitians Seeking National ID Cards Say Government Is Violating Its Own COVID-19 Directives
Jovenel Moïse Inculpé Mais Libre de ses Mouvements
OAS Should Promote Systemic Change in Haiti, Not an External Agenda
The Lasalin Massacre and the Human Rights Crisis in Haiti
CPJ and RSF Call on Haitian Authorities to Investigate Attacks
Haiti invita a la CIDH para investigar posibles abusos a derechos humanos
Representative Waters’ Statement on the 1-Year Anniversary of La Saline Massacre in Haiti
Haitian Government Seeks to Rebuild National Military
The Shared Struggle of African Americans and Haitians
Haiti’s New Prime Minister Seeks to Unite and Heal Country
U.N. Secretary-General Recommends ‘Gradual’ Withdrawal of Military Peacekeepers
Haitian Senate Urges Immediate Return of Guy Philippe in New Resolution
Controversial UN Peacekeeping Mission to Leave Haiti
Haitian Politician Seeks Political Immunity for U.S. Drug Charges
Death of Former President Préval Shocks Nation
How will Trump administration handle international aid?
President Moise sworn in as Haiti’s 58th president
UN Partners with Haitian Government and Relief Groups for Long-Term Disaster Plan
Money Laundering and Voting Problems Cloud Haiti’s Presidency
Read excerpt of Moise’s first speech as President
Executive Summary of NLG-IADL Report: Haiti’s Unrepresentative Democracy
Brazil, Largest Contributor to MINUSTAH, Plans Withdrawal
Haiti’s 2015 electoral cycle comes to an end
Une résolution de l’affaire de blanchiment avant l’inauguration de Jovenel Moïse?
New questions arise in response to money laundering allegations
President-elect Moise denies government’s money laundering allegation
Does validation of Haiti’s election allow optimism for cholera aid?
Details on Drug-Related Arrest of Elected Haitian Senator
Alleged Drug Trafficker Arrested Before Becoming Haiti Senator
Women and Child Rights
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Sexual Violence in Haiti is increasingly becoming a Public Health Issue
Unanimous Vote Brings End to MINUSTAH
U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley Presses for UN Accountability
UN Lacks Credibility After Years of Failed Promises & Impunity
Investigative Report Highlights Systemic Nature of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse in MINUSTAH
UN Secretary-General Promises to Combat Sex Abuse and Exploitation