By Michael Norby and Brian Fitz­patrick, The Gur­dian
UN and Hait­ian gov­ern­ment offi­cials are scram­bling to find a peace­ful way to dis­arm a rogue group of for­mer sol­diers demanding …

Inter­viewed By Dr. Tukufu Zuberi

Mario Joseph is Haiti’s most influ­en­tial and respected human rights attor­ney. Since 1996, he has led the Bureau des Avo­cats Internationaux …

Pub­lished By Fran Quigley, Commonweal

On a swel­ter­ing after­noon in Port-au-Prince, I walked with a group of vis­it­ing U.S. human-rights lawyers up to a dusty lot filled …

Pub­lished By Alexis Erk­ert, Other Worlds

“As activists, we com­mem­o­rate this as a day of strug­gle, a day to make our voices heard until some­one pays …

By Mark Sny­der and Ellie Hap­pel, CEPR

At two in the morn­ing on Mon­day March 12th, 2012, the tents of Camp Lycèe Tou­s­saint in down­town Port-au-Prince …