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The council’s statement came two days after the government authorized the extradition of 17 former Colombian soldiers and Joseph Félix Badio, an ex-Haitian government official, to face federal charges in the United States over allegations of conspiracy to kill or kidnap Haiti’s president. The post Haiti CSPJ says Moïse suspects transfer to US violates judicial independence appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Criminal defense lawyer Windy Phèle questioned the legal basis for sending suspects in the killing of a Haitian president to face trial abroad before Haiti’s own judicial process is completed. He described the decision as evidence of a broader failure of Haiti’s institutions and called for those who authorized the transfer to be held accountable. The post 18 Moïse assassination suspects extradited from Haiti to US, Haitians react appeared first on The Haitian Times.
From Aug. 4 to 19, a group of 25 girls, ages 14 to 17, is participating in the training workshop, part of Haiti’s Photography Fortnight. At the end of the 15-day program, participants will receive certificates. They also will display their photographs in a showcase scheduled for World Photography Day on Aug. 19. The post ‘Limyè Sou Mwen’: Photography program gives displaced Haitian girls a space to heal and create appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The humanitarian organization announced in a July 29 statement that the hospital has been operating around the clock since July 14, restoring access to obstetric and reproductive healthcare in one of Haiti's most violence-plagued communities. The post Doctors Without Borders resumes maternity care at Port-au-Prince hospital appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Martelly, who returned to Haiti on July 15 after years in the United States, was questioned as part of a series of hearings involving current and former public officials, law enforcement leaders and other individuals who investigators believe may have information relevant to the brutal assassination. The post Haitian court questions former President Martelly in Moïse assassination investigation appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Five years after President Jovenel Moïse's assassination, Haiti has yet to hold a trial or secure a conviction, while U.S. federal courts have convicted 10 defendants linked to the case. The post Haitians mark 5th year of Moïse assassination with new calls for justice appeared first on The Haitian Times.
While Haitian officials have presented the specialized judicial units as a historic step to combat gang crimes, corruption and sexual violence, human rights organizations warn that insecurity, limited jurisdiction and weak judicial independence could prevent the reform from delivering meaningful results. The post Haiti launches judicial units to tackle corruption, electoral fraud and sexual violence appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Moments later, he heard a gunshot and his son calling for him, crying, ‘Papa, papa.’ Josué had been hit, struck in two fingers on his right hand. Another bullet entered through his navel. The post ‘They took Josué from me,’ mourns father of 11-year-old caught in crossfire in Haiti appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Wisner Désir, a 24-year-old boat captain who has worked in maritime transport for seven years, said operators are demanding fairer regulations and lower fees. Several boat owners accused authorities of undermining an already fragile sector. The post Haiti’s Northwest turns to sea travel as gangs block roads, but operators say soaring fees threaten key alternative appeared first on The Haitian Times.
