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Radio Boukman resumes broadcasting two weeks after director’s murder

Published on 23 March 2012Read

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Valuable voice silenced

Cité Soleil in mourning for murdered community radio station manager

Published on 6 March 2012Read

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Two Petit-Goâve radio journalists arbitrarily detained

Reporters Without Borders calls for the immediate and unconditional release of Ernst Joseph and Wolf “Duralph” François, hosts of the programme (...)

Published on 29 June 2011 Read

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President-elect urged to help defuse tension, threats to media freedom

Four journalists have been summoned to give evidence today in the criminal defamation action that Pradel Henriquez, the director-general of (...)

Published on 29 April 2011 Read

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State TV chief fires three journalists, brings criminal defamation suit against them

Reporters Without Borders condemns the criminal defamation action that Pradel Henriquez, the director-general of state-owned Télévision Nationale (...)

Published on 12 April 2011 Read

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Video interview with creator of mobile Internet café and news studio for quake victims

Haiti’s terrible earthquake in January 2010 left an estimated 300,000 dead and more than a million homeless and, at one point, around 1,000 (...)

Published on 15 March 2011 Read

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Radio journalist gunned down in Port-au-Prince, motive unclear

Reporters Without Borders is dismayed to learn that Jean Richard Louis-Charles, a 30-year-old journalist working for Radio Kiskeya, one of (...)

Published on 10 February 2011 Read

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Revival of journalism lags behind media reconstruction

Haiti will tomorrow mark the first anniversary of the “35 seconds” that devastated Port-au-Prince and surrounding areas and caused some 300,000 (...)

Published on 11 January 2011 Read

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Media get off relatively lightly in post-election rioting, but for how much longer?

Reporters Without Borders is worried about the dangers for Haitian and foreign journalists from the rioting that has shaken the country since the (...)

Published on 10 December 2010 Read