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The celebration brought together dozens of women in dialogue, honoring pioneering organizations and remarkable individuals in Haiti’s women’s rights movement and major achievements such as the 1994 creation of the Ministry for the Status of Women and Women’s Rights (MCFDF). The post Nègès Mawon celebrates 10 years of women’s rights activism in Haiti appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haitian Times editor Fritznel D. Octave takes the pulse of a country living between beauty and breakdown. From flooded coasts to vibrant rural towns, collapsed infrastructure to breathtaking landscapes, this three-part reporter’s notebook captures Haiti’s contradictions through scenes, images and conversations from the ground. The post Thirteen days in Haiti: Notes from a homeland bent, but not broken | Part 1 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Turkey’s on the table, but so is black rice. Haitian Americans reflect on food, family, and the flavors that make Thanksgiving their own. The post Haitian Americans savor family, food and memories on Thanksgiving appeared first on The Haitian Times.
TPS protections for Haitians will expire in just over two months, the Trump administration announced Wednesday. The U.S. is offering airfare, cash, and a chance at future reentry for those who leave voluntarily. The post Trump administration ends Haiti TPS, offers $1,000 and flight to those who leave appeared first on The Haitian Times.
During a tense press conference at the Villa d’Accueil in Port-au-Prince, Jean said the accusations of collusion with armed groups were “baseless” and aimed at intimidating CPT members as they debate whether to replace the prime minister. The post Fritz Alphonse Jean slams US sanctions as diplomatic pressure to keep Fils-Aimé as PM appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Michelet Jerôme didn’t sleep much the night Haiti qualified for the World Cup. After watching Les Grenadiers clinch the historic win, he stayed up until 3 a.m. tweeting. The next morning, still buzzing, he shared the moment with a taxi-moto driver so distracted by the news, he nearly drove off without his fare. The post Haiti’s World Cup run brings joy and relief: ‘For once, I’m not so stressed out’ appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Eight months in, Port-de-Paix airstrip rehab is stalled, leaving planes to land on dirt runways crowded with people and animals. The post Port-de-Paix airstrip needs $214K to fix risky landings as rehab stalls appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Fritz Alphonse Jean denies U.S. claims that he supports gangs, as Haiti’s transitional council faces pressure ahead of its February deadline. The post US sanctions Fritz Alphonse Jean, alleges ties to Haiti gangs appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A Haitian newborn died in Dominican custody, the third death this year at Haina, underscoring abusive detention practices and anti-Haitian bias. The post Haitian newborn’s death in DR highlights abuses in migration system appeared first on The Haitian Times.
