Inter­viewed By Matt Barone, Com­plex Pop Culture

Thus far, the 2012 Tribeca Film Fes­ti­val has bestowed upon us, in no par­tic­u­lar order, snooz­ing flesh-eaters (Eddie – The Sleepwalking …

By Olivia Wilde, Huff Post
Since 2009, when I first started trav­el­ing to Haiti, I have had more than a few glimpses into the grue­some effects of …

Pub­lished By The Haiti Sup­port Group
UN Cholera Response: Dis­dain­ful, Disin­gen­u­ous and Deceitful

Has the UN’s intesti­nal worm turned? On an inspec­tion of the solar energy capac­ity of the new teaching …

Pub­lished By The Haiti Sup­port Group
Blue­print For Action, Prece­dent For Jus­tice?
As the flames con­sumed the child-size mock cof­fin, it all became too much for one woman. Plead­ing and pointing …

Pub­lished By  Kim Ives, Haiti Lib­erté
Pub­lic forum in New York hears from doc­tor, lawyers on front lines of bat­tling cholera

Last Novem­ber, the Inter­na­tional Lawyers Bureau (BAI), based …

Pub­lished By Kelly Geoghe­gan, Boston Hait­ian Reporter

Mount­ing death tolls and calls for jus­tice are inten­si­fy­ing the pres­sure on the United Nations to address the cholera …

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 …

By Corey Sul­li­van Mar­tin, National Lawyers Guild

In mat­ters of diplo­macy per­tain­ing to Haiti, the United States gov­ern­ment has a his­tory of act­ing like a well-intentioned …

Pub­lished By Sojourner Truth Radio
More than 7,000 have died and more than 531,000 sick­ened from the cholera epi­demic in Haiti. Will the UN, whose occu­py­ing forces brought …

Pub­lished By Syndicatednews

Immu­nity can not mean impunity!
Brian Con­can­non, a direc­tor of IJDH inter­viewed with Syn­di­cat­ed­New on the case against UN for cholera out­break in Haiti …