Haiti

We have a moral and political obligation to support the struggle for self-determination by the popular classes in Haiti.

Baby Doc may be dead, but Duvalierism is embedded in this upside down Haiti of Bill and Hillary Clinton and their presidential puppet, Michel Martelly.

Despite the support, actors have thus far failed to raise an adequate amount of funds for the eradication plan.

Jean-Claude Duvalier's death will not change the realities of foreign occupation and meddling in Haiti that continue to bolster much of the authoritarian Duvalier legacy.

The former US-backed dictator of Haiti, Jean-Claude Duvalier, known as “Baby Doc,” has died at 63.

“Destination lle-a-Vache” is a government-driven tourist project planned for a small island off the northern coast of Haiti.

Islanders are angry at their exclusion from the government decision-making process that has opened the island for investment - investments that place residents' futures in limbo.

Haitian activist Kettly Alexandre speaks to advances made over 40 years for women's rights, equity, and an end to violence.

Ten years after the coup d'etat that ousted the democratically-elected government of Jean-Bertrand Aristide in Haiti, political persecution and repression continue.

The most important resource for garment manufacture is a pool of cheap and often desperate labor. A corrupt government is also helpful.