Pascal Solage

Doing advocacy, political advocacy is a part of the work. Being in places where we can advocate for saying that women need to be in those places. Women need to be part of the decision. Women need to be part of the fate of this country. It's really important.

Kaupungilla on nukkuja, jotka protestelevat viollisuudesta, viollisuudesta, protestelevat viollisuudesta, protestelevat viollisuudesta, protestelevat viollisuudesta, protestelevat viollisuudesta, protestelevat viollisuudesta, protestelevat viollisuudesta, protestelevat viollisuudesta, protestelevat viollisuudesta, protestelevat viollisuudesta,

It's being citizen, and being citizen, it's the right to be part of all the process we can see in the country, where they have to take decision to participate in decision for the country. It's to educate the young women. Monique, do you see political apathy, perhaps if it has developed in Haiti over the last few years, being driven away by grassroots organizations like that?

Because it's our country. Because it's a place where a million people are living. Because we are the ones who can ask, but also act for the change. In Neges Mauo sometimes we are receiving 20 women asking for help at Neges Mauo. Survivors of violence, but also displaced women, but also pregnant young girls from rape, but also people with economic problems.

Joten nämä ihmiset, mitä heillä on, se on Haiti, se on heidän maansa. Ja se on meidän oikeus vahvistaa tätä maata ja vahvistaa sitä maata, jota haluamme nähdä, sitä maata, jota tarvitsemme. Meidän on tehtävä työ, koska ihmiset ovat paikoissa, jotka eivät tee heidän työtään. Joten meidän on tehtävä työ, koska se, mitä meillä on, on itseämme.

For that we need men and women who have this vision, who have not only the capacity, but who want to work for this, for peace and prosperity. Because we need people in places who can really do what they have to do for peace and prosperity. So we can have money, we can have power, we can have everything. But if we don't have people in places with this vision,

As Monique said, of an AD free, democratic, free of violence, with social justice, without impunity, without violence. We will never see a country with peace and prosperity.