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• Prime Minister Lamothe on Tour: Lying to Keep Haiti "Open for Business"
• "If they put me out of the camp I will put my tent in the middle of the street", Camp Gaston Margon
• Urgent Action for Earthquake Survivor Camp Gaston Margon (Magwon)
• Popular Organizations Announce Protest Against Hunger and Cost of Living on April 11
• Victims of the Earthquake Call on Government to Meet its Responsibilities
• Victims of Cholera Demonstrate for Justice from the UN
• Victims of Cholera Announce Sit In At Ministry of Justice on April 4th
• Residents of Jalouzi talk about the new colors in their neighborhood
• Earthquake Homeless Protesting Evictions & Calling for Housing, March 28
• Putting a Pretty Face on Haiti’s Housing Crisis
• TransAfrica Mourns the Loss of President Hugo Chavez
• Cholera in Haiti: Murder by foreigners with internal support
• Forced Evictions of Displaced Haitians are Flagrant Abuse of Human Rights
• Evictions of Homeless Earthquake Victims: How the Government Treats the Most Vulnerable in Haiti
• The UN Must Respond to Haiti's Cholera Victims
• Haiti: Clinton's Republican Face
• Third Day of Protests by University Students Broken Up by Police and Tear Gas
• Caracol Inauguration: Replacing Durable Economic Activity with Dependence on Foreign Factories
• Haiti's Government Abandons Farmers as Food Prices and Hunger Escalate Throughout the Country
• Martelly and Lamothe: Two Princes in New York
• Workers at New Caracol Industrial Park Not Being Paid Minimum Wage
• Farmers Displaced by Caracol Industrial Park Threaten Protest in Wake of Broken Promises
• Teachers Union threatens to strike less than a month before school to open
• Of Sports, Poverty, and Militarism in Haiti’s Poorest Neighborhood
• Alice Walker Statement on Haiti and Tropical Storm Isaac
• Is There Hope for Haiti's Homeless? Al Jazeera Inside Story
• Demanding Action from the United Nations on Cholera in Haiti
• Amnesty International Urgent Action: Threatened Forced Evictions in Jalousie, Haiti
• Human rights investigation finds forty-one percent of families relocated under Haitian government’s housing program live in worse conditions than before the earthquake
• Social Movements in the UNASUR Countries Join Haitians in Calling for Withdrawal of UN Mission (MINUSTAH)
• Haiti's Collective Mobilization Calls for MINUSTAH to Cease Intimidation at the State University
• Come to Haiti this summer! Sponsorships Available
• URGENT ACTION: Forced Evictions at Camp Mormon
• Haiti Solidarity: A Series of Advocacy Actions Against MINUSTAH in the Americas, June 2012
• Homeless Haitian Families Face Intimidation and Forced Eviction from Church Property
• URGENT ACTION: FAMILIES AT RISK OF FORCED EVICTION IN HAITI
• Stories Through Images: May Day Workers' Demo
• Stories Through Images: Police Strike & Burning Tires in Port-au-Prince
• Stories Through Images: Where It Rains Everyday
• Stories Through Images: Here Comes the Rain Again
• Haiti: The Canary in the Mine of the Race to the Bottom
• AWARD-WINNING ELEVATE DESTINATIONS’ HAITI VOLUNTEER TRIP SUPPORTS HAITIAN-LED INITIATIVES
• Another Arson Attack in Haiti's IDP Camps
• Convictions against UN peacekeepers in Haiti 'a travesty of justice'
• Two Die as Fire Sweeps Through Camp Lycèe Toussaint
• Let Haiti Live in NYC for Two Haiti Events Next Week!
• Women’s Rights Groups and Cholera Victims Unite in Shared Struggle against UN Impunity in Haiti
• Haiti Brief on Political Situation: March 1, 2012
• New Survey Shows Residents of Haiti’s Capital Have Negative View of UN Troops and Feel They Should Compensate Victims of Cholera
• “Best practices” and “exemplar communities”: Ivory tower housing solutions for Haiti
• The Race to Zero: How Prioritizing Closure of IDP Camps Aids and Abets Illegal and Forcible Evictions of Haitians
• Two Years and Two Weeks After Haiti's Quake
• Two Years After the Earthquake in Haiti, "Housing is Our Battle"
• 7,500 to march on Haiti Parliament to demand housing two years on from earthquake
• Tectonic Shifts: What Haiti’s massive earthquake exposed about the country’s past—and tells us about the present
• Where Do We Go From Here? Haiti Film Fest in DC, January 16, 2012
• Release of MINUSTAH Peacekeepers Filmed Raping Haitian Youth is Latest Outrageous Incident of Peacekeeper Impunity
• Where There is No Will: Haiti’s Internally Displaced
• Two Years Later: Discussion and Film Screening in Haiti
• Two Years Later, Where is the Outrage?
• Haiti:  Seven Places Where the Earthquake Money Did and Did Not Go
• On International Human Rights Day Haitians Demand Justice from the UN
• A Year of Cholera from the United Nations
• A Tale of Eviction in Haiti
• “We Are Tired of Living under Tents”
• Why We Shouldn't Support Plan for New Army in Haiti
• Unjust Immigration Policies for Haitians Must Change Now
• Rep. Payne to Haiti: "Continued Evictions Must Cease"
• Threats and Violence Towards IDPs at Camp Django
• Haiti Civil Society Organizations Speak Out about Camp Evictions, Credit for Housing and the IHRC
• Heavy Rains Ravage Haiti’s Capital as Hurricane Season Approaches
• Homeless Haitian Earthquake Victims Violently Evicted from Tent Camps in Midst of Rainy Season
• Haiti: The Rain Keeps Coming
• Haiti: Just When You Think It Can't Get Any Worse
• Haitians Launch Grassroots Campaign for the Withdrawal of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)
• What Kind of Change Will Sweet Micky Bring to Haiti?
• Stop Deportations to Haiti Immediately
• Elections Without Voters: Further Erosion of Haiti’s Democracy & Self-Determination 15 Months after the Earthquake
• Low Participation and Obstacles for the March 20th Election in Haiti
• We Suffered Greatly, We Had Faith You Would Return Home: Images of Aristide's Return
• Aristide Arrives in Haiti
• Tell the US to Stop Meddling in Haiti's Democracy
• Danny Glover to Accompany Jean-Bertrand Aristide to Haiti
• Democracy in Haiti: Elections and the Return of Aristide
• A Moment with Haiti's Valiant Women for International Women's Day
• Haiti Needs the World's Support
• 19 Haitian and International Groups Call on Obama Administration to Cease Pressure on Haiti to “Arbitrarily Change” Election Results
• Where Did All the Haiti Money Go?
• Reduction of IDP Population is a False Source of Pride for the IOM
• Coalition of Organizations Call on Haiti to Prosecute Jean-Claude Duvalier
• TransAfrica Forum decries Jean-Claude “Baby Doc” Duvalier’s return to Haiti
• Waiting for Justice in Haiti: One Year Later
• Compilation of Links for January 12, part two
• Compilation of Links for January 12, part one
• One Year Anniversary Compilation of Recommended Links
• Haiti One Year After the Earthquake
• Outside the Spotlight on Haiti’s Earthquake Anniversary, Haitians Bear Witness and Envision A New Haiti
• L’Union Fait La Force for the people of Haiti
• We Will Not Forget, A Week of Activities in Haiti to Mark Anniversary of the Earthquake
• A Letter to Santa from Haiti
• 11 Months Later: Will Help Ever Arrive?
• Haitian People are Losers in Haiti's Election: In Midst of Cholera Crisis, Time and Money Wasted
• Preliminary Observations on Haiti’s November 28th Elections
• Haiti Elections Updates
• Elections Without Participation
• Aba Elections, Down With Elections
• Timeline of Anti-UN Cholera Demonstration
• Peaceful Anti-UN Cholera Protestors Gassed by Haitian Police and UN
• Haiti Crisis Needs Immediate Reponse: Sign the Petition
• Hurricane Tomas: Anticipated Destruction Will Be a Man-Made, Not Natural Disaster
• Update on Cholera Outbreak in Haiti
• Emergency Haiti Cholera Education Fund
• HAITIAN CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS AND EARTHQUAKE SURVIVORS PROTEST RENEWAL OF UN PEACEKEEPING MISSION
• URGENT: Severe Weather in Port-au-Prince, Haiti
• Protests Growing as Earthquake Survivors Demand Right to Education and Shelter
• Haiti’s Answer for Six Months and Sixty Years
• Haiti Earthquake Survivors To Peacefully Demonstrate to Call Attention to the Horrific Conditions in Camps
• Rain and Weeping at Camp Corail
• Waiting for a Humanitarian Crisis in Haiti
• Six Months After