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Defending his record, two years after Haitian President Michel Martelly took office he says his country is on the right track. But where do things stand under his leadership?

Boston's 18th Annual Haitian Flag Raising

The Haitian-Americans United, Inc. (H.A.U.) in collaboration with the General Consulate of Haiti Boston's 18th Annual
Haitian Flag Raising May 13, 2013

Manifestation Aba Martelly 14 mai 2013

Manifestation Aba Martelly 14 mai 2013

Protests footage after Aristide's appearance at courthouse

Aristide Répond enfin à l'appel au Parquet

Citizen's organize forum for the creation of an East Department

Citizen's Collective for the Creation of the East Department organize a forum at Le Plaza to ask for integrity and representation to combat the bidonvilizayson of Port-au-Prince.

FOPARK denounce removal of security of Aristide, announce protest for May 14

Patriotic Force for the Respect of the Constitution hold press conference to denounce attempts to assassinate former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide. This is in response to the Martelly administration's decision to remove security attaches that have been guarding the former Head of State.

Sam Pierre: New Yorker of the Week

The Columbia New Yorker of the week is a young Haitian-American who goes beyond his role as the director of African American and Caribbean affairs for the mayor's office. Sam Pierre co-founded a community Program that fulfills the passion he has for people of Haitian descent. Stephon Dingle tells us his story.

Haiti's displaced face new evictions

More than three years after a devastating earthquake hit Haiti, tens of thousands of people are facing a new crisis. Amnesty International says already displaced residents are being forced from the capital's tent cities. The Rights Group says the evictions are a violation of human rights and that the government is doing little to stop them. Caroline Malone reports.

Organized Diaspora Union announce new project in Okap

Dirijan Inyon Dyaspora Oganize anonse yon nouvo pwojè nan Nò peyi a. /// Director of the Organized Diaspora Union announce a new project in the north of Haiti.

On first anniversary of murder of Policeman Walky Calixte

Nan okazyon premyè anivèsè asasina Polisye Walky Calixte, Responsab Aksyon konsète pou pwomosyon ak defans dwa yo kontinye ap mande jistis ak reparasyon pou viktim lan. /// On the first anniversary of the murder of Policeman Walky Calixte, the officials of a human rights organization demand justice and reparations for the victim.

Press Conference to Safeguard the Haitian Nation

Press Conference of human rights lawyer Mario Joseph and other organizations to denounce corruption and derivations by the Haitian government.

Protest against Martelly's 400,000 job "aloral"

Popular nationalist organizations, FOPARK and MOLEGHAF, protest against the "oral" declaration of jobs for real jobs in Haiti. This is in the context of President Michel Martelly's widely challenged claim that 400,000 jobs had been created under his administration.

40th Anniversary Congress of the Mouveman Peyizan Papay (MPP)

Kongrè 40em anivèsè Mouvman Peyizan Papay (MPP)

MOLEGHAF protesting against bad governance

"We are protesting against the hunger, misery and unemployment in the popular districts. Secondly, we are bringing support for the small merchants, when we see the way the pink militias from city hall are getting them off the streets, we say this is not okay. Thirdly, we want to fight against corruption that is raging in all three of the powers. The judiciary, executive and the legislative." - Oxygene David

Funeral of Actress Marie-Andrée Raymond Jeudy, "Mantoute"

The Deputy Mayor of Delmas and former actress, Marie-Andrée Raymond Jeudy, better known as Mantoute from Languichatte, who passed away in her private residence was laid to rest on Friday January 25.

MOLEGHAF Reports on Haiti Government 2012

MOLEGHAF provides a report on the Martelly administrations year 2012.

Almost three years after a powerful earthquake devastated Haiti, a third of a million population became homeless.
At least 360,000 people still live in camps all around the capital city Port-au-Prince, but many of them were put up on private land and now some owners want the people gone.
At least 60,000 people have already been evicted since July 2010, and the British charity Oxfam has said evictions are on the rise and those displaced have nowhere else to go.
Al Jazeera's Barbara Benitez reports.

Sandy's displaced victims call for government assistance

Haiti: Seeking a Life, Destroying a Life

Letter to President Martelly from Former Restavek Girls

Former restavek girls voice their concerns about the restavek issue in Haiti.
Thanks to Moby for licensing the music.
Edited by Michelle Marrion
Cinematography by Yvetot Guion
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