Port-au-Prince, July 11, 2024 [AlterPresse] — Every person counts. Each person must be counted so that no one is left out. This is the message of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), on the occasion of July 11, which is World Population Day.
When the State does not count each person, it causes the person to not exist. It does not give people the opportunity to enjoy their fundamental rights. We can consider the case of a 10-year-old girl, who cannot receive proper sanitation services, because she is forced to become a displaced person due to the terror situation. We can also consider all children who do not get adequate protection, because the State does not register them from birth. We can also consider the case of an elderly woman, with disabilities, who cannot reach social security services in times of crisis. Therefore, the world will progress when the states count each person, when the states consider each person, no matter where they are, no matter who they are. It is important for the States to multiply their efforts to consider each person, to allow each person to have his place in their society, so that the society stops the miro miba. These are some pieces of the statement of the American female doctor, from Panama, Natalia Kanem, who has been the executive director of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) since 2017.
In the month of July 2024, in the country of Haiti, the population is in great trouble with the terror of gangs and guns, which forces more than 600 thousand people to move from the year 2023. Thousands of people, children, women, men, find themselves in bad living conditions, without any state structure to give them support, nor to ask them what they can sell.
The State of Haiti, especially the Ministry of National Education, must take serious action and act against the attacks, gangs and weapons are struggling against the State of Haiti and private universities, from the beginning of March 2024. It is the short cry of the Conference of Rectors, Presidents of Universities and Higher Education Institutions in Haiti (Corpuha).
For several months, gangs with guns have been vandalizing the private Goc University, located in Sous Matla, Kabarè commune, on national road number 1. On Saturday, July 6, 2024, individuals who have not yet been identified by the police set fire to the Quisqueya University of the Americas Institute (Inuka) in the municipality of Taba, Western department. These criminal acts, which have been taking place since the beginning of March 2024 against the state universities of Haiti and private universities, are a clear signal that criminals want to destroy higher education in Haiti. It is the consideration of the Conference of Rectors, Presidents of Universities and Higher Education Institutions in Haiti (Corpuha)
Since the beginning of March 2024, gangs with weapons have stolen many materials and destroyed several faculties and higher schools of the State University of Haiti. They also ransacked, they also broke a lot of schools, libraries, hospitals, health centers, businesses, etc.
The strike of the double magistrates (which means government prosecutors and standby government prosecutors) has been going on since Wednesday, June 19, 2024, blocking the justice system in 18 civil tribal areas of Haiti. This is what the human rights organization Citizens and Citizens Organization for another Haiti (Ocnh) says he regrets, even when he recognizes the right of the mayors of Doubout to make their demands in favor of better working conditions. Ocnh proposed that it could play the role of middleman between the Ministry of Justice and the mayors of the two countries, to prevent Haiti’s justice system from being blocked.
The Rectorate of the State University of Haiti decided to sue the working group on the file to make France return money to Haiti, forcing the country to pay to recognize the independence it wrested from the French colonists on January 1, 1804.
The working group on the independence debt file has 9 people, working on the history, geopolitics, diplomacy, economy, anthropology, culture, communication, community commitment to prepare strong documents, handed over to the Haitian authorities. The authorities of Haiti will themselves ask France to return money to the country of Haiti, it made the country pay to recognize the independence of the country of Haiti.
All students and students, who returned the memory of the completion of their studies at the Gonayiv School of Law and Economic Sciences, between April 2020 and June 2024, must resume their activities immediately. They will reconsider all the exams, which were held in the school of law and economic sciences in Gonaiv, between the year 2019 and the year 2023. It is the decision, in collaboration with the Rectorate of the State University of Haiti, the new Board of Directors of the Gonaiv School of Law and Economic Sciences announced that it has taken, based on what is written in articles 5 and 8 of the agreement signed on Wednesday, July 3, 2024.
On Wednesday, July 3, 2024, the Rectorate of the State University of Haiti signed an agreement with the Gonayiv School of Law and Economic Sciences, to have better management at the Gonayiv School of Law and Economic Sciences.
This agreement foresees that there will be provisions to allow the passing but continue to be done properly, in the way the Gonayiv school of law and economic studies works. It also foresees adequate provisions to curb corruption, what not, in the faculty of law and economic sciences in Gonaiv. There must also be a good relationship between the Rectorate of the State University of Haiti and the School of Law and Economic Sciences of Gonaiv.
Immediately after the signing of the agreement of July 3, 2024, the Rectorate of the State University of Haiti installed, for a term of 3 years (from July 3, 2024 to July 3, 2027), a management committee of 3 members within the Gonaiv School of Law and Economic Sciences there.
Faustin Cupidon, Octelus Dorvilien and Schadrack Saint-Hillien Thelusma, are the 3 people who are responsible for leading the Gonaiv School of Law and Economic Sciences until July 3, 2027. support the work of the steering committee of the Gonaiv School of Law and Economic Sciences.
Despite the terrorist acts of gangs and weapons that have destroyed many businesses on the territory of Haiti, the money circulation system in the country of Haiti is trying to maintain. Although the country of Haiti is on a list of countries that do not respect a set of international principles in the management of money circulation, according to the report of the International Finance Group (Gafi), there are resistance efforts to try to make the money circulation system in the country of Haiti remain strong. This is the advice of the president for the transition, Fritz Alphonse Jean, after visiting the Bank of all banks, the Central Bank, on Wednesday, July 10, 2024.
Encourage the central unit of information on the turnover of money (Ucref) and the unit of struggle against corruption (Ulcc) to continue to take measures to curb acts of corruption in state institutions. It was one of the objectives of the visit made by the president’s advisor for the transition, Fritz Alphonse Jean, to the anti-corruption unit, on Wednesday, July 10, 2024.
On Wednesday, July 10, 2024, the new minister of social affairs and work, Georges Wilbert Franck, declared all his assets, the so-called patrimwán declaration. Georges Wilbert Franck promises to do the same, therefore declare all the assets he owns, when he will no longer be minister of social affairs and work, as required by the law of February 20, 2008. [ppsf emb rc apr 11/07/2024 15:02]
