Nick Miles
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3,363 appearances
61 recordings
3 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard today
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Noelle, you went there several times, and even as an international journalist, with all the backup that that comes with, it's a challenge, isn't it?
As we record this podcast, about a thousand members of an international police and military force approved by the UN are on the ground in Haiti.
To what extent is that helping the situation?
We can hear a little bit from him now, can't we?
Well, listening to that is the Haitian academic and pro-democracy activist Monique Gleska.
Monique, given what we've heard, the sheer brutality of what we've just heard, what faith do you and other Haitians have that this Kenyan-led force can have any impact at all?
Monique, that's an extremely well-made point.
And I think now we can speak to a Haitian woman called Pascale Solage, who runs an organisation called Nigues Mawon, a women's rights organisation that particularly helps victims of sexual violence.
Hello.
Thanks very much for joining us, Pascale.
Pascal, I was interested in reading one of the things you've been doing is trying to help women take part in and have a real impact on public affairs.
How are you trying to do that and encourage people to do that?
And Monique, do you see political apathy, perhaps if it has developed in Haiti over the last few years, being driven away by grassroots organisations like that?
Noel, in your trips to Haiti, what examples have you seen of that?
People at a local level really thinking towards the future, a new Haiti where things function and there is security for people.
And Pascal Solage, what continues to motivate you?
Clearly, you sense that there is still a possibility of great change in Haiti.
And Monique, I suppose it's worth mentioning also that Haiti has some advantages as a country.
It's not ethnically split.
Religious tensions are not high, as they are in many other civil wars around the world.
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