Political instability and violence in Haiti: our partners’ reflections

The Haitian people are currently facing one of the most serious crises in their history. We asked our partners to share their thoughts and experiences.

Statement against abusive “deportations” in El Seibo

As armed gangs continue to run amok and consolidate their control on Haiti, Haitians are living in fear are fleeing their communities, some to the neighbouring Dominican Republic.

An Advent of resilience: the story of the hardy houses

Generous support from Canadians helped Development and Peace ― Caritas Canada’s partners build houses that survived an earthquake in Haiti.

Walls broke, wills did not: an update from Haiti

Haiti’s Civil Protection Directorate reports that the quake has claimed over 2,200 lives, injured more than 12,250 people and destroyed or damaged nearly 130,000 houses. UNICEF also notes that scores of water supply and healthcare facilities and hundreds of schools have been damaged.

The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs reports that about 800,000 people need vital relief assistance and that there is a heightened the risk of another wave of COVID-19 infections. This has prompted the UN to issue an emergency appeal for US $187.3 million.

Celebrating a born feminist

Marielle Esther (centre) is one of the 10 “focal point” women who represent Fanm Deside in Haiti’s Sud-Est Department. The National Day of the Haitian

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Political instability and violence in Haiti: our partners’ reflections

Statement against abusive “deportations” in El Seibo

An Advent of resilience: the story of the hardy houses

Walls broke, wills did not: an update from Haiti

Celebrating a born feminist

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