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Created sou Madi, 21 me, 2013 8:04 PM Te epidemi kolera ki te eklate an Ayiti nan mwa Oktòb 2010 te touye alantou 8,000 moun ki te malad 620,000 lòt moun. Pifò endepandan etid di epidemi an soti ak yon batayon nan Nepalese twoup ki te yon pati nan misyon lapè Nasyonzini apre yo fin devaste tranbleman tè Ayiti a 2010 la. Men, Nasyon Zini yo pa janm gen fòmèlman rekonèt responsablite oswa ekskiz. Avoka pou dè milye de ayisyen ki viktim maladi kolera te anonse yon pwosè kont Nasyon Zini an 2011. Byen bonè ane sa a, Nasyon Zini yo finalman reponn pa anonse refi li yo peye konpansasyon. Dr Paul Farmer, ki moun ki sèvi nan yon wòl volontè kòm Nasyonzini anvwaye la depite espesyal pou Ayiti, di domaj-enterè pou Ayiti ta dwe vini nan fòm lan nan ranfòse lojman, swen medikal, ak lòt dwa fondamantal lontan refize bay Ayisyen pa pouvwa etranje yo.Gade entèvyou a plen ak kiltivatè Dr Pòl sou Demokrasi Kounye a!.
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Created on Tuesday, May 21, 2013 8:04 PM The cholera outbreak that erupted in Haiti in October 2010 has killed around 8,000 people and sickened 620,000 others. Most independent studies say the outbreak originated with a battalion of Nepalese troops who were part of the U.N. peacekeeping mission after Haiti's devastating 2010 earthquake. But the United Nations has never formally acknowledged responsibility or apologized. Attorneys for thousands of Haitian cholera victims announced a lawsuit against the United Nations in 2011. Earlier this year, the United Nations finally responded by announcing its refusal to pay compensation. Dr. Paul Farmer, who serves in a volunteer role as the U.N. deputy special envoy for Haiti, says reparations for Haiti should come in the form of strengthening housing, healthcare, and other basic rights long denied to Haitians by foreign powers.Watch the full interview with Dr. Paul Farmer on Democracy Now!.