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French organizations in solidarity with Haiti call for an immediate end to “racism” in the Dominican Republic
The Collectif Haïti de France, member of the CoEH, and the French Platform for Solidarity with Haiti join forces to denounce the scandalous way in which Haitian nationals and Dominicans of Haitian origin are repeatedly treated in the Dominican Republic. They also ask the French government and the European Commission to intervene urgently in this sense with the Dominican government and to support the United Nations. As Coordination Europe-Haiti, we fully support this demand.
HAITI, INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY: THE BIG LIE!
The recent announcement of the Haitian government to increase once again the prices of petroleum products caused people nationwide to protest against this decision. At the same time Haitians are flabbergasted by statements of high UN representatives ánd their own prime minister who are not only downplaying the seriousness of the current situation, but also comparing Haitian demonstrators with violent gang members, causing international media to pick up on fake news. Haitian NGOs and activists such as our representative in Port-au-Prince Colette Lespinasse tell the true story and explain what is really happening.
Chaos in Haiti is growing as the world is watching
The situation in Haiti has deteriorated rapidly over the past two weeks. While until recently protests and gang violence were mainly concentrated in the capital Port-au-Prince and surrounding areas, since early September the unrest has spread to the rest of the country. The rise in gasoline and food prices, which have reached unprecedented heights, is the basis of these mobilizations. We share information on the situation drawn from various sources, including among others the representative of the COEH in Haiti, Colette Lespinasse.
News feeds
- Haïti - Actualité : Zapping...
- iciHaïti - AVIS : L'Ambassade d'Haïti en RD cesse temporairement de délivrer des CIN
- Haïti-Criminalité : Suite à l'assassinat d'un patient par des hommes armés, Msf forcé de suspendre ses activités à l'hôpital...
- Haïti-Crise : La situation toujours fragile à Port-au-Prince, après les tensions du 26 janvier 2023
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- ED CROSS PRIVATE VIEW & CLAIRE TANCONS CONVERSATION
Latest tweets
This will be a great night out in a very good cause, raising money for workers fighting against sweatshop conditions! #NoSweat #sweatshops #unions #strikes #FastFashion #WhoMadeMyClothes #fairtrade #LabourBehindTheLabel #CleanClothes #TradeUnions #EthicalFashion #GarmentWorkers https://twitter.com/No_Sweat/status/1617565271656665091
FOREIGN INTERVENTION via Troops is not needed. NEEDED- stop supporting loser #arielhenry, DEA do more, stop the ammunition sales at the DR border and import of guns. @HaitiLibre @HaitianTimes_ police block streets, break into airport to https://apple.news/AS1IOjQelQSSfQBOwTjHiuQ
Haiti - News : Zapping... https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-38720-haiti-news-zapping.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter via @HaitiLibre
Ariel Henry, Haiti's de facto PM, is trapped on the tarmac at the PaP airport.
Protesting police officers have it surrounded. Some broke inside.
Earlier, police attacked Henry's residence.
A response to the killing of 6 officers yesterday, though its been building for years.
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Yonn pou kalkile
Kidnaping
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Pou soley la
Ki pran pòz
Mò leve
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Fòk ou gen 2 kavo
De @jamesNoel20
Haitian authorities plead for calm. Promise better protection for cops after gang attacks https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/world/americas/haiti/article271751317.html
Armed police officers protest after a gang attack on a police station which left six officers dead, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, January 26, 2023. (Richard Pierrin/AFP) @AFPphoto
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