Drone strikes in Haiti that killed 1250, including 17 children, condemned by rights group
Overview: Human Rights Watch says drone strikes in Haiti over a 10-month interval have killed almost 1,250 individuals, together with […]
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Nègès Mawon celebrates 10 years of women’s rights activism in Haiti
Overview: Nègès Mawon, based in 2015, continued its tenth-anniversary celebrations with an open home on Nov. 22 that introduced collectively
Rights groups say Haiti’s Labodrie massacre proves gang return calls are deceptive
Overview: Human rights teams and worldwide actors condemned the killing of greater than 50 civilians in Labodrie, Arcahaïe district. They
U.S. deportations to African nations raise rights concerns
Overview: Ghana lately accepted 14 migrants deported by the U.S., none of them Ghanaian. Different African nations, together with Eswatini,
Haitian groups urge new CPT president to act on women’s rights
Overview: An open letter despatched on Aug. 7 to incoming Presidential Transitional Council president Laurent Saint-Cyr requires pressing motion to
Haiti’s human rights crisis deepens as elites, gangs and foreign missteps fuel systemic collapse, report says
Overview: A brand new Institute for Justice and Democracy (IJDH) report hyperlinks Haiti’s worsening collapse to elite corruption, gang alliances,
Report finds widespread human rights abuses against Haitians in Dominican Republic
Overview: A brand new report from NYU’s World Justice Clinic exposes systemic rights violations towards individuals of Haitian descent within
Women’s rights activist Anne-Marie Coriolan celebrated as Afrofeminist school recruits new cohort
Overview: The Anne-Marie Coriolan Regional Afrofeminist College, named after the Haitian feminist icon, has opened functions for its third cohort
The “Invasion” Invention: The Far Right’s Long Legal Battle to Make Immigrants the Enemy
Overview: This ProPublica investigation particulars how Trump-era officers have pushed a fringe authorized concept framing immigration as an “invasion” to
Haitians mourn Architect Didier Dominique, defender of Vodou and workers’ rights
Overview: Architect Didier Dominique, a staunch defender of Vodou and employees’ rights, is remembered by the KOSANBA Govt Board for