About human rights in Haiti:
Marc Allenbach
Wenefrid Lebrun

Peace Brigades International (PBI) is an international organization working in the area of nonviolence, offering, among other things, unarmed protective accompaniment to human rights activists and communities threatened with violence. By invitation, PBI carried out a long-term project in Haiti from December 1995 to July 2000. You will find below a list of reports on human rights in Haiti and on the work carried out by the PBI team.

Haiti Project Annual Report 2000 (in French) (HTML -50K)

Resources for nonviolent conflict resolution and methods of training in nonviolence (created July 2000, in French)

Background to the Haiti Project

PBI REPORTS FROM HAITI

More recent reports are available in French here.

• Editorial
• Interview with Brian Concannon of the Office of International Lawyers
• Team life in Haiti
• The Group of Trainers for Peace
• Conflict Management Methods in Haiti
• Police and people: a needed reconciliation
• A glimpse of the work of INARA in the Artibonite

October 1998: Team Bulletin #12

• Has free education increased the literacy rate? The failure of an entire system
• The Work of the Theater Forum
• Training of Trainers July-August 1998: Exploring Conflict Management 'Haitian style'
• The Life of the Haiti Team

July 1998: Team Bulletin #11

• Haitian Women: Life on the Front Lines
• Recent Events in Haiti
• Interview with Rosanne Auguste of APROSIFA
• Interview with Mathilde Fleurvil of CARITAS Gonaives

April 1998: Team Bulletin #10

• Agrarian Reform - Hope Springs from the Earth
• Haiti - Part of the Global Village
• Privatisation - Haiti in the Time of International Capital
• Three Workshops on Peace Education

To read the team's earlier reports,
visit the PBI Haiti Archives

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Last updated: July 2000
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