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UNESCO session warns of worsening crisis for Haiti’s children amid violence and hunger

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UNESCO session warns of worsening crisis for Haiti’s children amid violence and hunger

The ongoing violence and systemic collapse in Haiti are devastating its youth. UNESCO’s Monday session revealed alarming statistics about gang recruitment and child exploitation, calling for immediate action to support Haiti’s most vulnerable population. The post UNESCO session warns of worsening crisis for Haiti’s children amid violence and hunger appeared first on The Haitian Times. UNESCO session warns of worsening crisis for Haiti’s children amid violence and hunger was first posted on December 3, 2024 at 2:16 pm.

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Haiti’s travel woes worsen as flights from Port-au-Prince remain suspended indefinitely

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Haiti’s travel woes worsen as flights from Port-au-Prince remain suspended indefinitely

Travelers from southern Haiti are stranded as flights from Port-au-Prince remain suspended for weeks. Gang violence blocks major roads, leaving few options. Travelers plead for solutions amid rising insecurity. The post Haiti’s travel woes worsen as flights from Port-au-Prince remain suspended indefinitely appeared first on The Haitian Times. Haiti’s travel woes worsen as flights from Port-au-Prince remain suspended indefinitely was first posted on December 3, 2024 at 9:29 am.

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Honoring freedom where it began: Fort-Liberté’s annual commemoration of Haiti’s independence

Arts & Culture

Honoring freedom where it began: Fort-Liberté’s annual commemoration of Haiti’s independence

In recognition of Fort-Liberté’s historical place of Haïti’s drafting and the first proclamation of its Act of Independence, Lesly Voltaire, president of Haiti’s Presidential Transitional Council, issued a decree on November 29, 2024, officially designating the date as a national day for reflection and research on the historical events surrounding Haiti’s independence. The announcement was made at Fort-Liberté commemoration of the day marking the drafting and the first proclamation of Haiti’s Act of Independence in 1803. The post Honoring freedom […]

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Who are the children recruited by Haitian gangs? Ordinary kids seeking hope in impossible circumstances

Crime & Justice

Who are the children recruited by Haitian gangs? Ordinary kids seeking hope in impossible circumstances

Who are the children recruited by Haitian gangs? They’re ordinary kids like Bendji and Moïse, driven by hunger and a lack of opportunities. Trapped in impossible circumstances, they navigate violence in hopes of survival. Their stories reveal resilience amid crisis. The post Who are the children recruited by Haitian gangs? Ordinary kids seeking hope in impossible circumstances appeared first on The Haitian Times. Who are the children recruited by Haitian gangs? Ordinary kids seeking hope in impossible circumstances was first […]

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Haitian women activists join campaign against gender violence

Crime & Justice

Haitian women activists join campaign against gender violence

Haitian women activists are joining the global UNiTE campaign during the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence (GBV). With nearly 4,500 cases reported this year and rising sexual violence amid Haiti’s crisis, efforts focus on supporting survivors and demanding collective action to end GBV. The post Haitian women activists join campaign against gender violence appeared first on The Haitian Times. Haitian women activists join campaign against gender violence was first posted on November 25, 2024 at 4:43 pm.

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Haitian authorities shut down popular radio show for allegedly promoting gangs | BREAKING NEWS

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Haitian authorities shut down popular radio show for allegedly promoting gangs | BREAKING NEWS

Haiti’s CONATEL suspended Radio Mega FM’s Boukante Lapawòl after host Guerrier Henry gave airtime to gang leaders like Jimmy ‘Barbecue’ Chérizier. Authorities accused the show of spreading propaganda amid rising violence, sparking debate over freedom of expression and the fight against terrorism. The post Haitian authorities shut down popular radio show for allegedly promoting gangs | BREAKING NEWS appeared first on The Haitian Times. Haitian authorities shut down popular radio show for allegedly promoting gangs | BREAKING NEWS was first […]

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Repairs resume on Massacre River canal as rains expose vulnerabilities in key infrastructure

Agriculture & Environment

Repairs resume on Massacre River canal as rains expose vulnerabilities in key infrastructure

Heavy rains damaged Haiti’s Massacre River canal, a key resource for farmers and nearby communities. Repairs are underway to strengthen its structure, prevent future flooding, and secure its vital role in irrigation. The canal symbolizes resilience and hope for the region’s agricultural future. The post Repairs resume on Massacre River canal as rains expose vulnerabilities in key infrastructure appeared first on The Haitian Times. Repairs resume on Massacre River canal as rains expose vulnerabilities in key infrastructure was first posted […]

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Novelist Dany Laferrière takes center stage at Martinique’s literary celebration

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Novelist Dany Laferrière takes center stage at Martinique’s literary celebration

Haitian-born author Dany Laferrière is the guest of honor at the third edition of Festival en Pays Rêvé in Martinique. This year’s festival brings together 16 writers from four continents, including acclaimed authors like Alain Mabanckou, Suzanne Dracius, and Tania de Montaigne, alongside three Martinican writers. Laferrière will present his latest work, "Un Certain Art de Vivre," alongside events promoting accessibility and inclusion. The post Novelist Dany Laferrière takes center stage at Martinique’s literary celebration appeared first on The Haitian […]

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