By Michael Norby and Brian Fitz­patrick, The Irish Times
Armed group is wag­ing a brazen cam­paign aimed at stok­ing pub­lic anger at the con­tin­ued pres­ence of the 10,000-strong …

Edi­to­r­ial, The New York Times
The cholera epi­demic in Haiti, which began in late 2010, is bad and get­ting worse, for rea­sons that are well under­stood and …

By Matthew Rus­sell Lee, Inner City Press

UNITED NATIONS, May 13 — While the UN con­tin­ues to deny that it intro­duced cholera to Haiti, or claims …

BY Ana S. Ayala, O’Neill Insti­tute
In Octo­ber of 2010, less than ten months after being hit by a dev­as­tat­ing earth­quake, Haiti expe­ri­enced a cholera epi­demic that …

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 10, 2012
Con­tact:
Brian Con­can­non, Jr., Esq., Insti­tute for Jus­tice & Democ­racy in Haiti, brian@ijdh.org, +1–617–652‑0876 (Eng­lish, French, Cre­ole)
Mario Joseph, Av., Bureau des Avocats …

Pub­lished By The Scotsman

In THE fish­ing vil­lage of Raboteau near the north­ern Hait­ian city of Gonaïves, 12 men gather around, mourn­ful but eager to talk …

Click HERE to Lis­ten to the Whole Radio  (Inter­view begins at 12:25)
Below is a tran­scrip­tion of the sec­ond half of the inter­view in which Direc­tors David and …

By Cyn­thia Ellis, The Huff­in­g­ton Post
When Olivia Wilde comes into the stu­dio, and sits down, her light-green cat’s eyes set­tle on you with a steady gaze and …

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 …

BY Jane Chong and Muneer I. Ahmad, The Miami Her­ald
Two years after Haiti’s deadly 2010 earth­quake, a sec­ond human­i­tar­ian cri­sis con­tin­ues to claim Hait­ian lives.
Whereas the …