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Haiti won’t forget the violations of the past
By Chiara Liguori, Amnesty International’s delegate in Haiti. Today is a day of remembrance for Haitians everywhere. On 26 April 1963, after a failed attempt to kidnap the then President François Duvalier’s two children, a radio appeal called on the … Continue reading
Prevention is better than cure
By Alberto Estévez, Advocacy Coordinator on the Arms Trade Treaty, International Secretariat of Amnesty International It’s crunch time for human rights. On Friday evening New York time the second draft of the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) was made public in … Continue reading
Posted in Armed Conflict, Arms Trade, International Organizations, UN, War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity
Tagged Armed conflict, arms control, Arms Trade Treaty, disappearances, extrajudicial executions, international human rights law, international humanitarian law, torture, treaties, UN, urgent actions
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Is Haiti’s justice system up to the test?
By Javier Zuñiga, Special Adviser at Amnesty International Bringing to justice current or former heads of state is always complicated – in both legal and political terms. But it is possible. Time and again, former dictators and human rights abusers … Continue reading
Posted in Disappearances, Haiti, Impunity, Justice Systems, Torture and Ill-treatment
Tagged disappearances, Haiti, torture
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