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Haitian Massacre Victims Win Historic Victories in U.S. Courts

Uncategorized June 19, 2008 0Likes 0Comments

On May 16, a group of massacre survivors from one of Haiti’s poorest neighborhoods gave the world a lesson in persistence. After a 14-year fight for justice in Haitian and United States courts, they collected…

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El Regreso

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Haitian Government Mounts Illegal Arrests of Priest and Dissidents

Uncategorized September 30, 2005 0Likes 0Comments

On Wednesday and Friday afternoons, hundreds of poor children find their only meal of the day at Haiti’s Sainte Claire’s Catholic Church. On Wednesday October 13, they were joined by masked and heavily armed police…

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“Electoral Cleansing” in Haiti Violates Human Rights and Democracy

Uncategorized September 27, 2005 0Likes 0Comments

Haiti is in the midst of a comprehensive program of electoral cleansing. Its ballots are being cleansed of political dissidents, its voting rolls cleansed of the urban and rural poor. The streets are being cleansed…

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Throwing Gasoline on Haiti

Uncategorized July 14, 2005 0Likes 0Comments

On June 23, the U.S. State Department briefed members of Congress on its plan to distribute thousands of handguns to the Haitian National Police, continuing a program that sent 2,657 weapons to Haiti for the…

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