Face à l'Opinion : Bernard Craan, CLED. Insécurité (1)

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Title:
Face à l'Opinion : Bernard Craan, CLED. Insécurité (1)
Alternative Title:
  • Face à l'Opinion: Bernard Craan, CLED. Ensekirite (1)
  • Face à l'Opinion: Bernard Craan, CLED. Insecurity (1)
Program Name:
Face à l’Opinion
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Date:
May 1, 1999
Description:

  • Jean Dominique entèvyouve Bernard Craan, ki se responsab CLED, sou enkyetid sektè prive a genyen pa rapò ak ensekirite nan peyi d Ayiti nan peryòd anvan eleksyon 2000 yo. Craan mete aksan sou lapolis ak enpòtans refòm jidisyè, epi Dominique sijere klas antreprenè a dwe konprann jistis kòm yon bagay ki pi laj, ki pa chita sèlman sou kesyon dwa pwopriyetè -- yo dwe mete jistis pou pi pòv yo ladan l, tou (pa egzanp, jistis pou viktim masak Raboto yo). Yo pale sou ekilib ant sekirite ak dwa detni yo (habeas corpus), sou koripsyon anndan aparèy jistis la, epi sou pèspektiv sektè prive a sou kriz politik ant egzekitif la ak palman ki genlè p ap janm fini.

  • Jean Dominique rencontre Bernard Craan, du CLED, concernant les inquiétudes du secteur privé à cause de l’insécurité de la période pré-électorale de 2000. Craan met l’accent sur la police et l’importance de la réforme judiciaire. Dominique suggère que les entrepreneurs devraient comprendre la justice d’une manière plus large, pas seulement en ce qui concerne les droits des propriétaires, mais une justice qui intègre les plus pauvres, comme les victimes du massacre de Raboteau. Ils discutent de l’équilibre entre la sécurité et les droits des détenus, de la corruption dans l’appareil judiciaire, et de l’opinion du secteur privé sur la crise politique qui perdure entre l’exécutif et le parlement.

  • Jean Dominique interviews Bernard Craan of CLED about the private sector's concerns about insecurity in Haiti in the lead-up to the 2000 elections. Craan focuses on police and the importance of justice reform, and Dominique suggests that the entrepreneurial class take a wider and more comprehensive view of justice than simply emphasizing property rights -- including justice for the Haitian poor (for example, justice for the victims of the Raboteau massacre). They discuss the balance between providing security and respecting the rights of the detained (habeas corpus), corruption within the justice system, and the private sector's perspective on the ongoing political crisis between the executive branch and parliament.

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Interview
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RL10059CS0696
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Radio Haiti audio recordings, 1957-2003
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