By. Amy Senier, Intlawgrrls.com
It is two years to the day since a 7.0 earth­quake struck Haiti, lev­el­ing much of Port-au-Prince, killing tens of thou­sands, and …

North­west­ern Uni­ver­sity Jour­nal of Inter­na­tional Human Rights
A Rights-Based Approach to Lawyer­ing: Legal Empow­er­ment as an Alter­na­tive to Legal Aid in Post-Disaster Haiti
By: Meena Jagannath, Nicole Phillips,  …

By: Nicole Phillips (The Boston Hait­ian Reporter Vol. 10 Issue. 10)

100 Days into Pres­i­dency, Martelly’s 100-day Hous­ing Plan Does Lit­tle for the Displaced

On …

By: Amber Charles, IJDH
(My thanks to Int­Law­Gr­rls for the oppor­tu­nity to con­tribute this guest post)
Upon his return from exile in 2010, Jean Claude “Baby Doc” Duva­lier (left) …

By: Brian Con­can­non, Jr., IJDH
One of Latin America’s most impor­tant, and des­per­ate, anti-occupation strug­gles is being waged in Haiti, against an unlikely opponent: …