UFO Haitishot on the evening of august 6th 2007
Poverty in Haiti spawns child slavery 13 October 2008Haiti is one of the poorest countries in the western hemisphere and the poverty has fuelled restavek, a system of domestic servitude of hundreds of thousands of children that is tantamount to modern-day slavery.The country's government acknowledges that child slaves exist but says it is part of the culture.Al Jazeera's Teresa Bo reports.
Kidnap Capital - HaitiMarch 2006Haiti has become a failed state where the only growth industry is kidnapping. Millions live in fear of thuggish gangs who carry out the dirty work of the country's politicians.
McCain Argues for Troop Withdrawal from HaitiFootage of Sen. McCain arguing for immediate withdrawal of U.S. troops from Haiti.
Haiti Food CrisisJune 2008Haiti is facing a major food crisis as riots break out in the capital Port-au-Prince. Five people have died, the Prime Minister was forced to resign and authorities fear the worst is yet to come!All produce, even eggs, are imported here, leaving Haiti at the hands of the global market. Although blessed with fertile land, farmers have no machinery and are forced to use their hands. A farmer says "we cannot compete with other farmers who have the technology to back them". People are even eating mud cookies to relieve hunger. The Haitian government have turned to International crisis funds for immediate food relief but what will happen in the long run?
Strange ThingsWhen one asks a child on the streets of Haiti "What's up?" They say "Bagay Dwol," (pronounced: BAG-AY-DWOLL) which means "Strange Things" in Creole. It is this perspective that makes the staggering amount of homeless children in Haiti resilient, although they are almost forgotten by their own government and internationally. "Strange Things" is an honest portrait of Haiti through the eyes of "street boys," and after the wake of recent political turbulence.The film takes place in the Northern city of Cap-Haitian where the land is lush and where the history runs deep. It is a landscape of contrasts, and the site where Haiti won its Independence in 1804.Shot on Super-16mm film, super 8, underwater photography, and DV, "Strange Things" documents a Haiti that is virtually unknown.Looking for finishing funds! ; )
Raw Video: Hurricane Gustav Roars Over HaitiForecasters say Hurricane Gustav has made landfall on Haiti's southwest peninsula. The fast-forming storm is sending global oil prices soaring on fears it could become 'extremely dangerous' as it approaches the Gulf of Mexico. (Aug. 26)
Deadly Food Riots in HaitiANCHOR:Officials in southern Haiti say at least people are daed after demonstrations against rising food prices turned into riots. U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon is calling on the international community and Haiti's leaders to keep up their efforts to bring stability to the country.STORY:Scores of Haitians rioted in the southern town of Les Cayes, blocking roads and looting stores.Some also fired shots at UN peace-keepers and they fired back in response.Haitians have been staging sporadic protests against the soaring cost of food for two days running.Haiti is the poorest country in the Americas and prices for the basics - rice, beans and fruit - have rising by 50 per cent in the last year.[Jean Marie, Student]:"The government does not understand anything about the people. They do not listen to the people, all they do is manage the game of politics. First, it was about corruption, then about double nationality and now again about corruption... We want them to know we understand the game the government's playing; all we ask is to bring down food prices."Prime Minister Jacques Edouard Alexis condemned the violence but said drug dealers had manipulated the demonstrations.[Jacques Edouard Alexis, Haitian Prime Minister]:"Do not let others tell you what is not right. For example, when they blame the UN for the high cost of living...the Haitian government does not spend any money on the UN's budget."He announced $10 million will be put towards bringing down food costs and putting people to work.Les Cayes is reported tense after the riots, with the UN bolstering its forces to the volatile country in a bid to restore calm.
Arcade Fire - Haiti - 2005/05/11Live - 2005/05/11 - Amsterdam, NL
MAF air drop in Cazales, HaitiMAF-Haiti team air dropping supplies to an isolated village in Haiti. Following Hurricanes Gustav, Hannah, & Ike most of Haiti was devastated. www.maf.org.
Haiti PauleraVídeo dos soldados do Exército Brasileiro em missão no Haiti (MINUSTAH).
Inside a Failed State - HaitiNovember 2008Haiti has been brought to its knees by famine and economic crisis. Now a series of hurricanes has left the struggling country in turmoil. A not-to-be missed account of a state on the brink of collapse.
Haiti UFO And The Dominican Republic UFO - YouTube Fake-HoaxHaiti And The Dominican Republic - YouTube UFO Hoax - Faked?Have a look and judge for yourself....These are just one or two of a great many things that bother me regarding the authenticity of this video.
HaitiJosephine Baker sings "Haiti" in the 1934 film, ZOU ZOU
Celebrities Tour Destruction of Ike in HaitiMatt Damon and Wyclef Jean toured Haiti over the weekend, which remains devastated following Hurricane Ike. Streets and cities remain underwater a week after the storm tore across the Caribbean nation. (Sept. 15)
Forgotten Angels - Street Children in HaitiThis is the first part of the documentary, "Forgotten Angels," about the street children of Haiti and the work of Michael Brewer, founder of Haitian Street Kids, Inc. Street kids everywhere in the world have hard lives but the situation of street children in Haiti beggars the imagination. This video is a little dated (2001) and the situation in Haiti has changed for the worse. Michael Brewer's project is in desperate need of assistance. Please visit his website to find out more about modern slavery on the doorstep of America and its tragic outcomes. Make a donation. Make a difference. http://www.haitianstreetkids.com/Presented by: http://streetkidnews.blogsome.com
CHILDREN PROSTITUTION IN HAITICHILDREN PROSTITUTION IN HAITI - 9 YEARS OLD KIDS PROSTITUTE IN PORT-AU-PRINCE HAITI. WATCH THIS DOCUMENTARY YOU WONT BELIEVE YOUR EYES.
Arcade Fire - Haiti - 2005/08/25Live - 2005/08/25 - France - Rock En Seine Festival
Malnutrition in Haiti (Part 1)See how Meds and Food For Kids is combating malnutrition in Haiti through a revolutionary peanut butter-based therapeutic food. For more information, visit:http://medsandfoodforkids.org/index.html
Haiti 1804 :: Nazaire :: Haitian Superflat :: Haitian Art;http://www.kreyol.comPwoblem Mwen - Haiti 1804 Art Video SlideHaitian Art by NazaireStyle :: Haitian SuperflatAbout the Mural:"1804" was a very large mural - 16 feet wide x 6.5 feet - mixed media oil pastels, acrylics, cut paper on black board. "1804" is my tribute to Haiti / Haitians. Themes: The beauty of Haiti. The Suffering of Haitians. Refugees "Boat People" sent back home to die, or found drowning for a dream... I worked on this over 2 years from 2000 to 2002. Only the Neg Mawon section is left.My Online Art ShopArt Prints and Postershttp://www.zazzle.com/products/product/product.asp?product_id=228975026808712152Art Neckties :: Neg Mawonhttp://www.zazzle.com/product/151551371023651792This mural features the STATUE OF NEG MAWON or MARRON INCONNU (THE RUN AWAY SLAVE) To Haitians it is our Statue of Liberty.I featured Top Adlerman's Pwoblem Mwen as the music because I really respect Top Adlerman as an artist. Watcha krazem!Hope you enjoy the video - NazaireWhat would Toussaint Louverture think of how far Haiti has come? Toussaint would feel betrayed... wait Toussaint Louverture was betrayed. sorry...let me show Top some love by posting his wordsits a damn good songhttp://www.haiti.fm/haitianvideos/Pwoblem MwenGade jan wap boule amba ou soley menm timounLakay ou san somey yap mande si gen onBon Dieu nan syelTelman cheri lavi'w an dey,Te gen on tab ou te si belJodia se ou ki pi bel nan nouvel bon Dieu papaFe yon mirak soti nan syel souplee pou AyitiCheri mwenMesi bon Dye aske'w bann la sante fos kouraj ak soufPoum repire ou pwotegem le'w we vim anDange ou pa janm lagem depim te ti bebeE le mwen grangou ou toujou banm a mangeSi se te pou lome mwen pa ta existe, men'mGen on pwoblem bon DyeKapp trakasem map lagel nan men'w pap edemPwoblem mwen peyim na fin krazePweoblem mwen peyim nan divizePwoblem mwen anyin pa janm chanjePwoblem mwen mwen peyim degringoleDe jou an jou bagay yo vin pi difisil na lakou LakayAnyen pa fasil, telman'n ge pwoblem yoMonte pil sou pil o, malidi ekonomi toutSou do n epi nou se pwemye pep nwa libereMen juskapresan anp viv avek tou dePye'n minote n'toujou bezwen libete ak yon ti limyePou'n we si peyi nou a pi eklereE le nap gade dan le mond antye tou pa tou paTou se bomb kap tonbe Israel PalestineAmerika Iraq Avganistan se saKap koule e le nap gade zam les hommes kreyeAk tout plan pou yo ut sou kretyen vivan kiPa menm ka mange tanpwi bon Dye sove'mPwoblem mwen se la ge tou pa touPwoblem mwen kadav nan chak kafouPwoblem mwen peyi mwen nan grangouPwoblem mwen nou gen twop lougarouGrangou nan vant tout moun sou jantKile bouch nou a gen on ti mantMezanmi peyi nou an soy pantO bon Dye gad jan on pep pa gen chans oNnou bouke se on mone nap monteNou boukeee se on mone nap monte-RapPetion-Ville fe pati kel peyi AyitiKofouu fe patu kel peyi AyitiLa Saline fe pati kel peyi AyitiPort-Au-Prince fe pati kel peyi AyitiNou tout se ayisyen'n ye pou ki sa nou divizeEske nou pa we divizyon fen monteOn eskalye amba la mize la vi chePolution ak posye tout moun na fe nweGe delko gaz lacheChak koukouy klere pou zye'w wa degaje'wMen on zenglendo moncheJete'w si yo kembe'w yap dezabiye'wNou pa ka viv konsa peyi ya tet amba divizyon jete saTet ansanmGonaiv fe pati kel peyi AyitiJeremi fe pati kel peyi AyitiKap Ayisyen fe pati kel peyi AyitiTout ayisyen soti nan ki peyi AyitiPwoblem mwen peyim nan san respePwoblem mwen trop politisyen magouyePwoblem mwen pi fo ladan yo son bann volePwoblem mwen sa se yon politik kadejakePwoblem mwen malere pa ka monte chodyePwoblem mwen jeune gacon ak diplom ap volePwoblem mwen ti moun 14 an ak revolvePwoblem mwen peyi ya tounen yon peyi vipere
Let Haiti LiveCalifornia activists demonstrate for peace, justice, and democracy in Haiti, and in opposition to U.N. violence against Haiti's poor.
Theos Work: Project Hope Orphanage/Village in Haitiwww.theoswork.org -- Theo's Work Inc. / Espwa Haiti: a non-profit organization that was founded by Fr. Marc Boisvert in 1998 to support humanitarian efforts in southern Haiti.The primary focus of Theos Work Inc. (TWI) is to alleviate the devastating effects of poverty on children in Haiti. The children suggested Pwoje Espwa as a name for the project, which is Haitian Creole for Project Hope.Pwoje Espwa is a multi-faceted program serving the needs of over 1,000 children in this impoverished nation. The non-sectarian project is supported by private donations and fundraising efforts.
In Focus: Restaveks, Child Slaves of HaitiA film by Dane Liu and Carmen Russel.
Haiti Nago pou OgouFolkloric Dance From Haiti.Nago Is a War danceOgou Is a Wr Spirit
"Haiti: Harvest of Hope" - TrailerFor more information:http://www.teledyol.net/KP/HoH/HoH.htmlHarvest of Hope is the quintessential primer for understanding the roots of the current crisis in Haiti. The film dramatically captures seminal moments in the history of Jean-Bertrand Aristide and the Lavalas movement that swept him into the presidency in December 1990. Haiti: Harvest of Hope was originally planned as a documentary about democracy coming to Haiti with the election of Jean-Bertrand Aristide in December 1990. During the final editing of the original (late September 1991) Haiti was struck by yet another military coup. Editing of the first version came to a halt as Kevin Pina (the filmmaker) returned to Haiti and spent the next three weeks chronicling the brutality and machinations of Haiti's new military leaders and their supporters. Kevin Pina returned to Haiti in late July 1993 just after the negotiation of the Governor's Island Accord between the Haitian Government in exile and General Raoul Cedras. Pina returned again in 1994 to film Aristide's return to Haiti. The world television premiere of Harvest of Hope was in Haiti on Mother's Day, March 28, 1994. The broadcast was dedicated to the mothers of Haiti who sacrificed so much during the years of the coup to restore democracy to Haiti. The Creole version was produced in association with Jean-Claude Martineau who also introduced the film on Haitian National Television. The first English version of Harvest of Hope was shown to a sold-out house at the Mill Valley, California Film Festival in the summer of 1994. Never having received wide distribution since, Harvest of Hope is a rare film that few have had the opportunity to experience.
Missão Minustah - HaitiVideo, feito pelo SD - Fonseca, homem de coragem.O video relata sua participação na guerra.
HAITI - Community Driven DevelopmentThe World Bank - Communities make decisions that bring water, improve roads and deliver other benefits.The water project in Carice is one example of how communities in Haiti are deciding their own priorities. Other communities have chosen different activities, ranging from soil conservation to building a fruit processing center, buying a plough, or building a community school.
In Labadee Haiti!In Labadee Haiti from the Western Carribean Cruise
Haiti: The UNtold StoryThis was an earlier version produced and directed by Kevin Pina of what eventually became "Haiti: We must kill the BANDITS." It was meant as a placeholder for the final film which has since undergone several rounds of editing. It's release was seen as necessary and timely given the human rights violations that were occurring in Haiti during that period.
Haiti: Rebellion on the IslandIn 1994 Haiti was in full rebellion against the government. Thousands rioted on the streets calling for the return of Jean Betrand Aristide. Tony Smith and Tim Exton were on the streets of Port Au Prince to witness the violent uprising first hand. They were able to film this extraordinary footage.A Tribute To Wyclef's "Fast Car" From The Album
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