Monique Kleska

We do not, a lot of us, do not believe that it's a question of faith in the Kenyan force. I think it is a question of faith in the Haitians' capacity to resist and to mobilize. Unfortunately, we do not have competent forces.

Oikeuksia, jotka ovat valmiita tekemään, mitä pitäisi tehdä. Ja tämä menee vuosina. Tämä on ihmisen tehtävä kriisi. Viime aikoina heillä oli testit poliisijoille ja poliisijoille. Heillä oli yli 8000 testiä.

Haitian naiset ja naiset, jotka halusivat olla poliitikkoja. Heillä oli testit armeijaan. Heillä oli yli 2 000, jotka halusivat olla armeijaan. Joten mitä tapahtuu? He eivät laittaa tarpeeksi rahaa treeniin. Heillä ei ole tarpeeksi opettajia. Ja se ei ole osa ajattelua, jota haitaiset voivat käyttää.

Actually do the job. And I must say that there is a resistance. There is a resistance because you have neighborhood groups that are organizing themselves to protect their different neighborhoods. And a lot of them have managed to repel some of the gangs from taking over more territory.

Yes, because there is a lot of training that is going on. And there is a certain amount of investment in community. As a matter of fact, recently, in addition to other things that are being on, there is a Fokula initiative that I'm part of. And we actually had an incubator of three weeks with 25 basically high school students involved.

teach them about leadership and about citizenship and about developing community projects based on their leadership skills and there are other things like this that are that is going on so the involvement of youth because another data set that is important is that 64 percent

of the Haitian population is under 24 years old. So not only does it mean that it is important to get them involved as citizens and build their citizenship a type of democracy,

He rakentavat koulutuksensa siitä, jotta he voivat osallistua. Se myös antaa huomioon hallitukseen, että sosiaalinen oikeus on tärkeä osa kaikkia kehityksiä.

Kyllä, tavallaan me emme ole olleet ongelmissa, erityisemmissä ongelmissa, mutta luulen, että yksi asia, joka on erittäin tärkeä, on se, että emme voi odottaa,

for the country to be doing well when only a few hold the majority of the riches. It has to be spread out. There has to be a middle class. And for that to happen, one needs to invest in development, particularly education, technological, etc.

Mutta haluan lisätä toinen asia, joka on tämä aspekti, jolla hyvin usein kansainvälinen yhteiskunta sanoo meille, että meidän on edellinen valmistus, että meidän on edellinen valmistus nyt, jne. Ei mitään positiivista tai suurempaa tule ruotsin valmistuksesta, kun kaupunki ei usko ihmisistä, jotka ovat vallassa.

And I think that is where the international community can really invest, invest in organizations like Neges Maron, Kaifam and other organizations, human rights organizations, women's rights organizations and other organizations.

jotta he voivat auttaa edustamaan yhteiskuntaa, jotta yhteiskunnat voivat aloittaa ymmärtämään hallintoja.

We want elections like other countries have elections. We want democracy with the big D, not with a small d. So we want to be able to go to elections where we trust to process democracy.

I don't say if, I say when Haiti relives again and takes its place on the international scene. Because wait a minute, culturally we have Haitian women, one of the co-founders of Neges Mauon, who has won prizes for theater. We have a major, her name is Gayelle Le Bien-Aimée,

Meillä on Yannick Lyance, yksi suomalaiskirjailija, joka on viimeisenä voinut Akademie de France-priisin. Meillä on ihmisiä maailmanlaajuisessa tilassa, kulttuurisessa tilassa, jotka näyttävät haitallisen kulttuurin.

And a final thought to you, Monique. What change? Adding on to what has been said, particularly by Pascal Solage, we need to have the committed men and women who are

Honest, who are visionary in positions of authority so that they can make decisions for the betterment of the population. So the key then is men and women together.

who are visionary, who are in positions of authority to make the decisions to invest in people, to invest in democracy. And even I'll say something that maybe might be revolutionary. I believe Haiti should pay for its own elections so that the international community does not meddle. So again, it is a man-made problem.

It is a man and woman made solution that we need so that we are in the positions of authority, we are legitimate and we have the power to bring not only policy changes but real changes in the conditions of people's lives.