Posts Tagged ‘Haiti’

Bloggers continue to discuss the case of US missionaries charged with trying to adopt out Haitian children without permission, as well as other child traffickers targeting vulnerable children.

A month after the earthquake in Haiti, problems have emerged involving the treatment of children who are orphaned or separated from their families.

Régine Zamor, a Haitian-American, has gone to Haiti to volunteer her services, despite being unaffiliated with any major NGO. In a video interview, she talks about distributing food that she herself arranged to bring and about volunteering in a clinic.

The aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti has been devastating, particularly for its young people. Many young people have blogged about their experiences dealing with this crisis.

Though the situation in Haiti is still critical, young people both in Haiti and outside are responding to the crisis by documenting the aftermath of the earthquake, blogging about it, and raising money and awareness.

As people search for the missing following the earthquake in Haiti, online networks and database prove crucial.

The recent earthquake in Haiti has had a huge impact. People in the Dominican Republic lend their support during this time of crisis.