Haiti’s Earthquake Reconstruction: Building Back Better or Just Building Back?
As Haiti’s earthquake recovery moved from emergency response to reconstruction planning in late 2021, a critical debate emerged about how
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Haiti November 2021: Gang Violence Reaches New Heights
By November 2021, gang violence in Haiti had reached levels that were shocking even by the grim standards of the
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Haiti’s Evangelical Community Responds to Year of Crisis
Haiti’s large and growing evangelical Protestant community — which by 2021 represented a majority of the country’s practicing Christians —
Human Rights
Haiti’s Judiciary Completely Paralyzed by Insecurity in 2021
Haiti’s judiciary, which had been functioning poorly for years due to corruption, underfunding, and political interference, reached a state of
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Haiti: The 400 Mawozo Gang — Haiti’s Most Dangerous Criminal Network
The 400 Mawozo gang, which gained global notoriety through the kidnapping of 17 Christian missionaries in October 2021, had by
Human Rights
Haiti October 2021: Protests Mark 11th Anniversary of Cholera Introduction
October 2021 marked the 11th anniversary of the introduction of cholera into Haiti by UN peacekeepers in 2010, and advocates
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Haiti Kidnapping of Missionaries: A Crime That Shocked the World
The kidnapping of a group of 17 Christian Aid Ministries missionaries by the 400 Mawozo gang in October 2021 —
Health
Haiti Cholera Returns: Disease Resurges Amid Political Chaos
Cholera, which had been reduced to very low case levels in Haiti after years of public health interventions, began resurging
Human Rights
Haiti’s Journalists: Reporting Under Fire in 2021
Haiti’s journalists faced an extraordinarily dangerous professional environment in 2021, with threats, attacks, and killings making the country one of
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Haiti Election Commission Struggles to Plan Vote in Crisis Conditions
Haiti’s Provisional Electoral Council, tasked with organizing the presidential, legislative, and constitutional referendum elections that Prime Minister Henry and international