On Flashpoints Radio: Did Aristide order Myrlande Liberus to kill Jean Dominique in Haiti?

Executive Producer of Flashpoints Dennis Bernstein interviews attorney Brian Concannon of the Institute for Justice and Democracy and…

The Jean Dominique case: Surrounded by speculation

By Jacques Pierre Kolo, published in Haiti Liberté, Jan 22, 2014 The double murder on April 3, 2000 of journalist Jean Dominique and…

Global clothing brands demand Cambodian government probe deaths of garment workers

Thirty global brands are demanding the Cambodian government launch an immediate investigation into the killing and detention of garment…

Outsourcing Haiti: How disaster relief became a disaster of it

By Jake Johnston, published in Boston Review, January 16, 2014 Across the country from Port-au-Prince, Haiti’s capital, miles of…

The UN's Humanitarian Action Plan for Haiti, 2014

Each year since the 2010 earthquake, the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) of the United Nations produces a '…

Haiti, Unfinished and Forsaken

Editorial, New York Times, Jan 10, 2014 Four years after the earthquake, Haiti is a fragile, largely forgotten country. It’s possible…

Tens of thousands living in uncertainty in post-earthquake, Canaan settlement

Four years after the earthquake, Haiti looks to turn disaster into promise By Jacqueline Charles, Miami Herald, Jan 11, 2014 CANAAN,…

Survey of beneficiaries of '16/6' rental subsidies shows housing of earthquake victims remains dire

See the attached, two page report on the results of a survey of the beneficiaries of the '16/6' rental subsidy program. The survey was…

Haitians blame UN soldiers for cholera crisis in wake of earthquake disaster

PBS Newshour, January 12, 2014 PBS Newshour has broadcast an informative, nine-minute report on the fourth anniversary of the…

Too sweet, too bitter: Three lives taken in Haiti camp fire one day before quake anniversary

By Mark Schuller, Haitian Times, Jan 12, 2014 Today marks four years since the earthquake that left Port-au-Prince, and its surrounding…

The state of Haiti four years after the quake

A panel discussion of reporters on HuffPost Live, including Jonathan Katz, author of "The Big Truck That Went By: How The World Came To…

Four years after earthquake, housing, sanitation and health care are still pressing needs in Haiti

“International community’s response remains misplaced,” CEPR Co-Director says By Center for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), Jan 9, 2014…

Questions about the reconstruction's housing projects

By Haiti Grassroots Watch, January 8, 2014 Four years after the January 12 2010 earthquake, questions haunt the four main post-disaster…

Haitians without a nation (in the Dominican Republic)

By Marcela García, The Boston Globe, Dec. 30, 2013 A country's highest court issues a ruling to strip away citizenship from certain…

Lessons learned: growing rice in Haiti and Vietnam

A new method for coaxing more rice from the land with less water and fertilizer is beginning to take root in Haiti--as it has in Vietnam…