FLASH – FLASH – FLASH VISION 2000 REPORTS PAKISTANI MINUSTAH TROOPS IN GONAIVES RAPE 2 HAITIAN BOYS!!! TIME FOR MINUSTAH TO GO OR HAITI TAKE JUSTICE INTO OWN HANDS!!!
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FLASH – FLASH – FLASH VISION 2000 REPORTS PAKISTANI MINUSTAH TROOPS IN GONAIVES RAPE 2 HAITIAN BOYS!!! TIME FOR MINUSTAH TO GO OR HAITI TAKE JUSTICE INTO OWN HANDS!!!
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January 28 Maitre Gervais Charles has met with representative of the Haitian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to discuss the case of Johny Jean who was raped by 5 members of the Uraguayan Navy, serving with MINUSTAH at Port Salut. When the crime was committed ...
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September 16, 2011 Everyone was horrified by the video-taped assault on 18 year old Haitian Johny Jean, by members of MINUSTAH’S Uruguayan navy detachment at Port Salut. MINUSTAH’s preliminary investigation of the crime and police report, filed with Haiti’s PNH, resulted in yet another...
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By ANSEL HERZ, MATTHEW MOSK and RYM MOMTAZ PORT-SALUT, Haiti, Sept. 2, 2011 UPDATED Sept 17, 2011 Haitians in this remote seaside town are demanding an investigation into allegations that United Nations peacekeeping troops pinned down an 18-year-old Haitian man and subjected him to...
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By MATTHEW MOSK, BRIAN ROSS (@brianross) and ANSEL HERZ Jan. 9, 2012 The case against five United Nations peacekeepers caught on tape in an alleged sexual assault on a Haitian teenager has apparently stalled and the accused soldiers have been freed, a UN official...
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By Joseph Guyler Delva PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) – Former Haitian dictator Jean Claude “Baby Doc” Duvalier will face trial for corruption during his 15-year rule, but not for human rights abuses, the judge handling the case said on Monday. A 20-page ruling on the charges...
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Haiti Libre: “The Ministry of Interior, of Territorial Collectivities and National Defense reminds all foreign nationals staying for more than 90 days in the country or living on national soil, the formal obligation upon them to obtained from the Directorate of Immigration and Emigration...
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La nouvellisteLes sénateurs Anacacis Jean-Hector et Evalière Beauplan, tous deux membres de l’ancien bureau du Grand Corps, se retournent des accusations de corruption. L’ancien bureau ne serait pas catholique.Haïti: Le sénateur Evalière Beauplan a récusé, jeudi, les accusations de dilapidation des fonds du Grand...
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La nouvellisteHaïti: Le Premier ministre Garry Conille et le ministre de l’intérieur et de la défense nationale, Thiery Mayard Paul, ont été finalement entendus ce vendredi par la commission d’enquête de la chambre des députés autour de l’arrestation du député Arnel Bélizaire. Lors de...
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La nouvelliste:Haïti: - Dans l’attente de la sortie de l’ordonnance de clôture de l’instruction du dossier de l’ancien dictateur Jean-Claude Duvalier par le juge Carvès Jean, les états d’esprit au sein des organisations de défense des droits humains sont partagés, relève l’agence en ligne...
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NPR-by Jason Beaubien January 27, 2012 Even before the devastating earthquake in 2010, Haiti’s public health care system was perhaps the worst in the Western Hemisphere. Then the quake knocked down clinics, killed medical workers and severely damaged the General Hospital in Port-au-Prince, the...
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January 29 A man who was shot and robbed while volunteering in Haiti is now receiving treatment at Jackson Memorial Hospital. Authorities said 50-year-old Dave Bompart was robbed and shot on Wednesday in Haiti. Bompart, called “Big Dave,” was helping build a 40-bed orphanage...
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Contrebande : Paris va aider Haïti La France va aider Haïti, dépourvu d’armée, à créer une force de sécurité pour notamment lutter contre la contrebande, ont annoncé mardi à Paris le ministre des Affaires étrangères Alain Juppé et son homologue haïtien Laurent Lamothe. Dans...
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Chicago TRIBUNE:Clarence Page Two years after a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck Haiti killing hundreds of thousands, more than a half-million Haitians are still sleeping under tarps, often in camps without enough water or toilets. As another hurricane season approaches, many people are asking: What happened...
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January 27, 2012 When Aristide departed, the American government stood aside as the French sent forces into Haiti. The United States then abandoned Haiti to the UN when all the Haitians wanted was 300 Marines. Now French Chancellor Alain Juppe has promised the Martelly...
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RocklandCountyTimes.com: Two of the Haitian community’s best newspapers have entered into a Joint Operating Agreement to streamline advertising and business operations, the publishers announced. The newspapers – The Haitian Times and Haiti Liberté – have different audiences and the combined circulation will be about...
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By Ian Birrell The first thing that strikes you is the smell: a sweet, sickly stench that sticks to your skin. It is worst in the morning, since women are terrified of risking a nocturnal trip to the handful of lavatories serving the thousands...
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Huffington Post/Arts Carine Fabius Author, art dealer, museum curator What if Death had style? What if Death wore black sunglasses, liked to dance, smoke cigars and drink rum? What if he loved to indulge in bawdy sexual references (yes, in this case, Death is...
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EDITORIAL;The court system in Haiti has arrived at a point in time where it must, and I repeat MUST, give Jean-Claude Duvalier a clean bill of health. In actual fact, he is not guilty of any crimes against humanity, or inhumanity. He is not...
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by Crystal Gammon, OurAmazingPlanet Contributor – Jan 26, 2012 Haiti’s quake history from 1900-2010. The depths and magnitudes are indicated. Credit: USGS. The magnitude-7.0 earthquake that shook Port-au-Prince, Haiti, two years ago nearly demolished the city and took both residents and geologists by surprise....
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Coffee grown in Haiti, roasted in The Woodlands How one local church is bringing fair trade to farmers in one of the world’s poorest countries. Published 01/26/2012 | By Bryan Shettig-Woodlandsonline THE WOODLANDS, Texas –– High up in the mountains of Haiti, farmers in...
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C’est un point de vue appréciable. C’etait juste quelques refexions dues a une reaction d’enervement contre l’hypocrisie de la politique et les mensonges de l’Histoire J.C. Fignolé Histoire ou petite histoire? La question de la double nationalite alimente de facon recurrente les crises politiques...
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AP Interview: Haitian leader could pardon Duvalier By NIKO PRICE | Associated Press Haiti’s president suggested Thursday that he might pardon former dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier, saying reconciliation for his nation is more important than making the man known as “Baby Doc” pay for his...
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