We have started to collect the most important news related to Haiti in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The UN faces a claim for compensation by victims of a cholera epidemic in Haiti, which victims' lawyers say was caused by peacekeepers.
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Victims of the Haiti cholera epidemic are filing a multi-billion dollar compensation claim against the UN in a New York court later.
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The Haitian manufacturing boss creating jobs out of adversity
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A panel of top scientists studying a cholera epidemic in Haiti has concluded that UN peacekeepers were the most likely source of the outbreak.
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Three and a half years after the earthquake, Haiti struggles to bring tourists back to its beaches and overcome its image as an unstable country.
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Haiti's efforts to boost its tourism industry
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Fears of sprawling new slum as Haiti quake camps clear
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It is three and a half years after Haiti's devastating earthquake - and the country is still recovering.
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UN efforts to tackle cholera in Haiti are "almost non-existent", a charity says, as the UN faces court for inadvertently starting a cholera epidemic.
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Thousands of supporters of Haiti's former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide defy a ban on protests to "protect" him as he answers questions in a murder probe.
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Victims of Haiti's ongoing cholera epidemic give the United Nations a 60-day deadline to start talks about billions of dollars worth of compensation or face legal action.
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The UN appoints a Brazilian general credited with controlling a Haiti slum to lead its peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Brazil allows 900 Haitian migrants to stay in the country as pressure grows on two towns at the centre of an influx of immigrants.
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Haiti's former ruler Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier has appeared in court for a hearing to determine if he can be charged with crimes against humanity.
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Haiti's former ruler Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier attends a court hearing called to determine if he can be charged with crimes against humanity.
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The United Nations formally rejects compensation claims by victims of a cholera outbreak in Haiti that has killed almost 8,000 people.
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Haiti's ex-ruler Jean-Claude Duvalier files a last-minute appeal to avoid attending a court hearing over allegations of crimes against humanity.
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Hearing on allegations of rights crimes rescheduled for 21 February, after former Haiti ruler Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier fails to appear in Port-au-Prince .
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Haiti Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe tells the BBC's Nick Gowing about the challenges facing his country since a huge earthquake in 2010.
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Three years after the massive earthquake that killed hundreds of thousands of people in Haiti, one survivor has made a remarkable comeback.
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From fruit and veg' to Voodoo - inside Haiti's rebuilt market
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On the third anniversary of Haiti's devastating earthquake, President Michel Martelly says reconstruction programmes have failed.
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How earthquake aid bypassed Haitian organisations
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Why is Haiti no better off despite quake relief effort?
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