Violence in IDP camps

Violence in IDP camps in Port-au-Prince remains an alarming problem, particularly in a context where vulnerable populations are already deprived of their fundamental rights. This violence, whether physical, psychological or sexual, affects thousands of people forced to live in precarious conditions.

Cap-Haitien : The State mobilized to help the victims

To alleviate the suffering of the Capois population deeply affected by the devastating floods, Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé mobilized several bodies of the state apparatus, among others: the Ministries (Interior and Public Works), the Economic and Social Assistance Fund (FAES), the Civil Protection Directorate (DPC), the National Police of Haiti (PNH) and the Armed Forces of Haiti (FAd'H) which provide immediate aid to the victims : distribution of kits, evacuations, pumping, clearing of roads, etc...

Important meeting at the Villa d'accueil

On Sunday, December 8, 2024, an important meeting at the Villa d'accueil was held between the members of the Presidential Transitional Council and the Prime Minister, Alix Didier Fils-Aimé. This high-level meeting focused on two major objectives: Identifying effective solutions to the country's worrying security situation and strengthening institutional cohesion within the Executive to ensure the success of the transition. For the moment, nothing is known about the measures that have been decided...

The premises of the Fusion Party invaded by displaced persons

"The premises of the Fusion Party of Haitian Social Democrats, located at Christ Roi #65, is invaded by displaced persons. We, the leaders, are dismayed by the state of the socio-political situation that forces the Haitian people to act in this way," informed Edmonde Supplice, President of the Fusion, on Saturday, December 7, 2024.

Reduce tree ctting:

To reduce tree cutting, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID-Haiti) is partnering with Notre Dame University in Haiti to teach a group of women how to make charcoal briquettes from solid plant and household waste. These briquettes help significantly reduce tree cutting for fuel, prevent deforestation in innovative ways, and preserve soil and water quality.

Words of Martine Moïse:

"Dear President, the vultures have gathered to share your flesh. Now, they are sharing the flesh of the people who, like you, have been betrayed and flouted. They have used insecurity as a backdrop to achieve their ends. This tactic is prioritized to hide unacknowledged interests, to hide the real instigators of this calculated chaos. The canvas will be torn, finally allowing the People to satisfy this thirst for Justice that has been repressed for too long. Haiti, stand up !"

HL/ HaitiLibre