The Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression (RSLE) of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights Urges Haitian Authorities to Repeal the Decree on Freedom of Expression

The decree “regulating the exercise of freedom of expression and providing for the prevention and repression of defamation and press offenses,” published in the official gazette Le Moniteur last December, could impose undue restrictions on freedom of expression and criminalize criticism of the authorities.

According to Smith Augustin, Presidential Advisors Are Seeking to Remove the CPT President After Failing to Dismiss the Prime Minister

After signing a resolution aimed at replacing Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, some presidential advisers are now seeking to oust the president of the CPT, citing his opposition to the publication of the said resolution in Le Moniteur.

The CPT’s Failure Is Widely Shared

The country is preparing to conclude the second phase of its long post–Jovenel Moïse transition with a third outlook.

Collège Canapé-Vert Faces Threat of Property Seizure

Port-au-Prince, Tuesday, January 26, 2026

Fellow citizens,

I am writing to you with gravity, but without hatred.

InnovEd-UniQ and the CCIO Call for Stronger, Sustainable Ties Between Education and the Private Sector

The Higher Institute for Training, Research and Innovation of Université Quisqueya (InnovEd-UniQ) and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the West (CCIO), in collaboration with their partners, organized a roundtable discussion on Wednesday, January 28, 2026, on the occasion of International Education Day.