Haiti

Haiti: Of Donors and Disasters

by Salvador Sarmiento, RFK Center for Justice and Human Rights on April 28, 2010

Take a look at a quality analysis by Salvador Sarmiento of the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights of the road to travel between an apparently successful donors conference and the actual delivery of well-targeted aid, published on the Center for International Policy’s Americas Program blog.

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Haiti: "Great Unmet Needs Continue to Be Identified Every Day"

by Dominique Griffith on April 22, 2010

Although months have passed since the massive earthquake that devastated Haiti, our partners believe that a lot more should be done to help Haitians recover and rebuild.

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Haiti: The Streets Are the Bedrooms and Kitchens

by Dominique Griffith on February 17, 2010

Here are some stories from our partners about how relief efforts are unfolding. In many areas quake survivors are at risk and still abandoned.

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Haiti: Rebuilding with Rights

by Lisa Haugaard on January 22, 2010

As we give from our own pockets and encourage our government to fund relief and reconstruction in earthquake-devastated Haiti, we can’t let skepticism about the past success of aid efforts dissuade us from responding. But at the same time, we can’t ignore real concerns. Groups involved in human rights and health related work in Haiti issued a call for Haiti relief and reconstruction efforts to respect the following principles:

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