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Organization |
Contact Person |
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Center for Human Rights and Global Justice, NYU School of Law |
Meg Satterthwaite |
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Partners in Health |
Dr. Paul Farmer |
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Center for Constitutional Rights |
Bill Quigley |
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Allan K. Lowenstein International Human Rights Clinic, Yale Law School |
James Silk |
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Human Rights Clinic University of Miami School of Law |
Caroline Bettinger-López |
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Asociación Nacional de Centros (ANC) |
Francisco Soberón Garrido |
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International Human Rights Law Clinic and Human Rights Program, University of Virginia School of Law |
Deena R. Hurwitz |
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Human Rights Litigation and International Advocacy Clinic, University of Minnesota Law School |
Jennifer M. Green |
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International Action Ties |
Mark Snyder |
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Friends of the Earth – Amigos de la Tierra |
Gustavo Castro Soto |
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Comisión de Derechos Humanos (COMISEDH) |
Miguel Huerta Barrón |
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Immigration Clinic, William S. Boyd School of Law, University of Nevada |
Fatma E. Marouf |
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Leitner Center for International Law and Justice, Fordham Las School |
Martin S. Flaherty |
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Other Worlds |
Beverly Bell |
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Lamp for Haiti Foundation |
Thomas M. Griffin |
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Urban Morgan Institute for Human Rights, University of Cincinnati College of Law |
Bert Lockwood |
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Refugio del Rio Grande, Inc. |
Lisa S. Brodyaga |
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Immigrant Rights Project, University of Tulsa College of Law |
Elizabeth McCormick |
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Immigration Law Clinic, University of California Davis School of Law |
Holly Cooper |
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Red Mexicana de Acción frente al Libre Comercio (RMALC) |
Marco Antonio Velázquez Navarrete |
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Alianza Mexicana por la Autodeterminación de los Pueblos (AMAP) |
Marco Antonio Velázquez Navarrete |
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Center for Justice & Accountability |
Kathy Roberts |
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UnityAyiti |
Brennan Bollman |
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Canada Haiti Action Network/Reseau de solidarite Canada-Haiti |
Roger Annis |
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Center for Gender & Refugee Studies, University of California Hastings College of the Law |
Karen Musalo |
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Institute for Justice & Democracy in Haiti |
Brian Concannon |
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Haitian National Coalition for the Environment (KNAA) |
Isaac Cherestal |
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Haiti Dream Keeper Archives |
Michelle Karshan |
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Center for Social Justice, Seton Hall University School of Law |
Lori A. Nessel |
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Beyond Borders |
David Diggs |
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Bri Kouri Nouvèl Gaye |
Etant Dupain |
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Let Haiti Live |
Melinda Miles |
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Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) Haiti |
Alexis Erkert Depp |
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Physicians for Haiti |
Rishi Rattan |
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International Association of Democratic Lawyers (IADL) |
Jeanne Mirer |
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MADRE |
Diana Duarte |
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United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America (UE) |
Robin Alexander |
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Instituto Peruano de Educacion en Derechos Humas y la Paz (IPDEDEHP) |
Pablo Zavala |
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St. Boniface Haiti Foundation |
Linda Canniff |
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Montreal-Haiti Solidarity Committee |
Darren Ell |
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School of the Americas Watch (SOA Watch) |
Nico Udu-Gama |
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UCF Haitian Sutdies Project |
Kevin Meehan |
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All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (GC) |
Bob Brown |
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Paloma Institute |
Guy R. Knudsen |
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Global Exchange |
Tom Miller |
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Green Cities Fund, Inc. |
Tom Miller |
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Institute of Redress & Recovery at Santa Clara University |
Beth Van Schaack |
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Alliance for Global Justice |
Chuck Kaufman |
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Central American Legal Assistance |
Anne Pilsbury |
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Nicaragua Center for Community Action (NICCA) |
Diana Bohn |
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St Louis Inter-Faith Committee on Latin America |
Marilyn Lorenz |
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The National Lawyers Guild Internaitonal Committee |
Charlotte Kates |
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Konpay |
Amy Fotta |
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National Latino Farmers & Ranchers Trade Association |
Stephen Bartlett |
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Kentucky Interfaith Taskforce on Latin America and the Caribbean (KITLAC) |
Stephen Bartlett |
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Essex Transitional Justice Network, University of Essex |
Diana Morales-Lourido |
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National Lawyers Guild Task Force on the Americas |
Judy Somberg |
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American Association of Jurists (AAJ) |
Vanessa Ramos |
March 16, 2011- An alarmingly high proportion of households surveyed in Haiti’s camps for the internally displaced (IDP) have been victimized by sexual violence since the earthquake, said the Center for Human Rights and Global Justice (CHRGJ) in a briefing paper released today. The Center—based at NYU School of Law—released the paper just days before Haitians are set to return to the polls to vote in a Presidential run-off. The paper makes public the preliminary findings of its survey on gender-based violence and access to food and water, conducted in January 2011 in several IDP camps in Port-au-Prince. The findings add weight to what human rights groups and victims groups have been saying for several months now: that sexual violence and the fear of sexual violence are common in the camps and that significant changes in security and access to basic resources are required. “Since the earthquake, women’s groups have been receiving daily reports of sexual assault occurring while women engage in ordinary activities, such as walking to gather water or washing in the morning,” said Margaret Satterthwaite, a Faculty Director at CHRGJ and the Principal Investigator for the survey. “The results of this survey amplify these reports through empirical data and suggest that immediate action is needed to prevent further assaults.”
March 16, 2011- In January 2011, the Center for Human Rights and Global Justice (CHRGJ) at NYU School of Law conducted a survey of households in four camps for internally displaced persons (IDPs) in and around Port-au-Prince, Haiti. This briefing paper presents preliminary data from the survey,focusing on reported incidents of sexual violence. An alarming 14% of households surveyed reported that, since the earthquake, one or more members of their household had been victimized by rape or unwanted touching or both.
March 16, 2011- En janvier 2011, le Center for Human Rights and Global Justice (CHRGJ) de la NYU School of Law a mené un sondage auprès des ménages dans quatre camps de déplacés internes au sein et autour de Port-au-Prince, à Haïti. Ce document d’information présente les données préliminaires de l’enquête et met l’accent principalement sur les incidents de violence sexuelle signalés. Un pourcentage alarmant de 14 % des ménages interrogés ont rapporté que depuis le tremblement de terre, un ou plusieurs membres de leur ménage ont été victimes de viol, d’attouchements ou des deux à la fois.
January 5, 2011- In our continuing series of reflections by human rights practitioners on their work, Philip Alston reflects here on his six-year term as UN Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions, completed in July 2010. In the interview, Professor Alston addresses some of the methodological challenges faced by UN Special Procedures in their work – and in particular, highlights the need for greater context-specific analysis in reporting. He also speaks about some of the key themes that feature prominently in many of his country visit reports – including impunity, corruption, witness protection, police accountability, targeted killings, and election-related violence and killings.