Haiti

Just days before the elections, Haitians are becoming increasingly frustrated with the handling of the epidemic.…

Candidates in the upcoming presidential elections are touting tourism as Haiti’s ticket to prosperity…

The troubling story of a corporate bid to take control of the world’s food supply, told by Sue Branford.…

Haiti’s human rights activist Lovinsky Pierre-Antoine, kidnapped three years ago, must not be forgotten.…

History keeps repeating itself on this beleaguered island.…

Sokari Ekine considers the politics of humanitarian intervention.…

The cumulative force of the Diaspora is both formidable and underreported, as Elizabeth Lazar discovers.…

Haiti is just one example of a country made more vulnerable to natural disasters by exploitation and oppressive economic policies.…

Haitians must be allowed to rebuild their own futures on their own terms, argues Scott Weinstein, a nurse from Montreal who went to the island after the earthquake to help treat the injured…

Afghanistan, Iraq, and now Haiti…