In a joint note, 13 Haitian Civil Society Organisations, of promotion and defense of human rights note the failure of the administration Privert/Jean-Charles in the implementation of the agreement and the inability of the political class traditional Haitian to solve the structural and conjunctural crisis that face the country.

They note that the term of 120 days that was granted to the

Provisional Executive expired June 14, 2016, "did not allow the completion of the electoral process begun in 2015 according to the prescribed of the agreement of last February 5". Moreover, these organizations stress that during the 120 days theprovisional president "has made no real effort for the country to regain the constitutional way nor to improve the living conditions of the population."

These Haitian organizations also regret that the Haitian Parliament has not arrived to assume the constitutional prerogatives conferred to it during the 4 months of the provisional presidency of Jocelerme Privert. In addition, they complain that the Senate has not been able to elect a President of the Upper House to direct its Assembly and also that the Chamber of Deputies failed to hold regular meetings.

Concluding "So, it seems essential that the political and social actors find a political compromise for the establishment of an executive capable of leading the country on the constitutional way and political stability [...] the signatories of the present encourage the political actors, civil society organizations to sit around a table to find a workable consensus for Haitian solutions to the problems of political orders, social, economic and environmental who threaten us all."

Signatories to this note :

Fondation du Groupe Alternatif de Justice (FGAJ) ; Institut Mobile d'Education Démocralique (lMED) ; Coalition Haïtienne des Femmes Leaders (COHFEL) ; Solidarité Haïtienne de Défense des Droits Humains (SOHDDH) ; Groupe d'Appui aux Rapatriés et Refugiés (GARR) ; Collectif Défenseurs Plus ; Observatoire Haïtienne de la Justice (OHJ) ; Défenseurs sans Frontières des Droits Humains (DESAFRODH) ; Réseau Observateur National pour la Démocratie et les Droits Humains (RONDDH) ; Fondation Zanmi Timoun ; Collectif des Haïtiens pour la Lutte Contre la Pauvreté (COHLUTP) ; Collectif des Organisations pour la Défense des Droits des Migrants et rapatriés (CODDEMIR) et Combite pour la Paix et le Développement (CPD).

HL/ HaitiLibre