As the cholera outbreak wreaked havoc in the country, national and international human rights groups joined hands to demand an immediate U.N. response and justice for the victims. But even against this public outcry, the U.N. refused to be held accountable for its mistakes.
It was October 2010 when reports first emerged of a mysterious disease spreading through Haiti. In a hospital in Saint…
By Sam Bojarski It’s been more than three years since former United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon issued a public…
By Adam R. Houston and Beatrice Lindstrom In recent weeks, the United Nations Department of Peace Operations announced a series…
More than a dozen United Nations independent rights experts are slamming the world agency on its response to the cholera…
PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti — People affected by the cholera epidemic that swept through this French-speaking Caribbean Community country 10…
Supreme court consider whether to take up Laventure v UN UN peacekeepers introduced disease after 2010 earthquake Victims of the…
Port-au-Prince, Oct 29 (Prensa Latina) The Ministry of Public Health and Population of Haiti registered 38 deaths due to cholera…
After recalling its ambassador to the United Nations, the Haitian government skipped out on a UN retreat on cholera that…
News Haiti cancels participation in UN cholera meeting A day after recalling its United Nations ambassador for consultations in protest…