Letters about Haiti
  • In an open letter to the United Nations Security Council, Human Rights Watch urges members to ensure that the renewed mandate of the U.N. mission to Haiti has an improved capacity to respond to worsening conditions and uphold human rights.

    May 16, 2005
  • As the U.S.-led Multinational Interim Force nears the end of its second week in Haiti, I am writing to convey Human Rights Watch’s views regarding Haiti’s urgent need for security, disarmament and accountability. Given the precarious conditions prevailing in Haiti, we recommend that the interim force take vigorous measures to protect the human rights of the country’s civilian population.

    Mar 10, 2004
  • The Community of Democracies should be a caucus of nations committed to the universally recognized human rights without which democracy cannot thrive. It should allow democratic nations to share experiences, to coordinate policies and to reach out to non-governmental actors with similar goals.

    Aug 8, 2001
  • Our organizations are writing to request that the United States government execute the outstanding final deportation order obtained
    by the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) against Emmanuel "Toto" Constant in December 1995. Constant is wanted by
    Haitian prosecutors for serious human rights crimes in Haiti.

    Nov 30, 2000