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Human Right to Edu­ca­tion Project (HREP)

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Case Descrip­tion

The U.S.-based Insti­tute for Jus­tice & Democ­racy in Haiti (IJDH) and its Haiti-based affil­i­ate, Bureau des Avo­cats Inter­na­tionaux (BAI), launched the Human Right to Edu­ca­tion Project (HREP) to help poor fam­i­lies enforce their right to uni­ver­sal pri­mary edu­ca­tion under Hait­ian and inter­na­tional law.

HREP fights to pro­vide oppor­tu­ni­ties for Hait­ian chil­dren and help Haiti meet the demands of a mod­ern econ­omy, by open­ing doors for Hait­ian chil­dren that Brown v. Board of Edu­ca­tion opened for African-American stu­dents in the U.S. Like the move­ment that pur­sued the Brown case, HREP employs a rights based approach com­bin­ing grass­roots advo­cacy — lob­by­ing, demon­stra­tions and media work — with an inno­v­a­tive law­suit on behalf of chil­dren excluded from pri­mary school.

Full descrip­tion of HREP

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Meet the Plain­tiffs | News Arti­cles | Edu­ca­tion in Haiti | Reports on the Right to Edu­ca­tion | Links

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