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Haiti - Social : Rain of messages for International Women's Day (Part 1)


Haiti - Social : Rain of messages for International Women's Day (Part 1)

Prime Minister a.i. Ariel Henry :

"On this International Women’s Rights Day, I would like to salute the courage, commitment, determination and invaluable contribution of Haitian women to society. I call for the solidarity of all of society to promote gender equality, protect women's rights and work together for a more just and inclusive future for all," PM Ariel Henry

Former First Lady of Haiti Martine Moïse :

"Today, March 8, 2024, is supposed to be a special day. It's women's day. You fought, toiled to have the minimum recognition that we grant you today. The road is still long and winding. The violence is multiple but you have long learned to be resilient. WOMEN we are linked. I will always be by your side. All together we will overcome and this beautiful smile of which only you have the secret, will light up your face again. Happy holiday," Martine Moïse

Cap-Haitien Town Hall :

"In Cap-Haitien, we firmly believe that every woman deserves equal access to opportunities, including education, health and security. We strive to create a city where everyone can thrive without fear of discrimination or violence. Together, let's work to make the Cité Christophienne an ever safer, more egalitarian and inclusive city. Gender equality is a goal we must pursue with determination, because when women prosper, our city prospers too. Join us in celebrating the women of Cap-Haïtien today and every day. Together, we can build a future where every woman can realize her full potential. Happy International Women’s Day !"

Ministry of Culture and Communication (MCC) :

"The Ministry salutes the courage and bravery of all Haitian women, who face difficult situations across the country. The MCC welcomes all the progress made thanks to the incessant struggles of women towards gender equity. The Ministry encourages all stakeholders to continue their efforts towards gender equity, the empowerment of women and girls and the well-being of women in all aspects of life."

Citizen Protection Office :

"On this March 8, dedicated to International Women's Rights Day celebrated this year around the theme : 'Investing in women : Accelerate the pace', the Citizen Protection Office accredited to the Human Rights Council he man of the UN, salutes women for their courage, their resilience, their active participation in the fight for respect for human rights and democracy. On the occasion of March 8, 2024, honor Haitian women, in particular police officers who are committed to protecting lives and property; today targets and victims of criminals, the wives and mothers of our police officers who fell in the exercise of their mission within the PNH, the 'madan sara' (ransomed and decapitalized) prey to insecurity on the roads and in the hinterland, workers in subcontracting factories, victims of social injustice, domestic workers too exposed to discrimination, professionals from all sectors combined (lawyers, judges, doctors, professors, teachers, journalists, entrepreneurs, businesswomen) hard hit by the socio-political crisis, women and girls, victims of gender-based violence (GBV), spoils of war from armed gangs..."

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