1. The state of Haiti’s children after the earthquake.
-Many people killed, so the children were became orphan, or injured and lost their family.
- Ten of thousands of people killed under their 29-year rule.
2. What human rights are being denied to them?
- UN has described the human rights situation of Haiti as “Catastrophic”
- The huge wealth gap between the impoverished Creole-speaking black majority and the French-speaking minority, 1% of whom own nearly half the country's wealth, remains unaddressed.
3. What action is being taken to address this?
- French-speaking minority need to donate the money to the black majorities, who are poor. Also, the government need to participate more on education and health or food.
4. Discuss the difficulties faced by this country as it tries to recover the earthquake.
- Many Haitians seek for the work, and the better life.
5. Why can some countries rebuild faster than others, and what is it about Haiti that put it at the disavantage?
- The countries need to get help from the other countries, who were developed.
- Also it depends how much does the country poor. If the country have a lot of money and strong government, they can rebuild the broken places but if the country is poor, and doesn’t have a lot of money and food, they will be hard to rebuild the government, they might need to wait for other country to help.
6. Find out what is happening now in Haiti, and how it is recovering since the earthquake.
- The earthquake started at January, 12 2010. About the 25,0000 people dead, and that earthquake appeared between 200 years ago. The place became a hell, and they started to rebuilt the government. From now days, the Capital of Haiti became really different than last time. Haiti start to develop. Unicef and other countries helped them, giving the clear water and stable amount of food.
-Many people killed, so the children were became orphan, or injured and lost their family.
- Ten of thousands of people killed under their 29-year rule.
2. What human rights are being denied to them?
- UN has described the human rights situation of Haiti as “Catastrophic”
- The huge wealth gap between the impoverished Creole-speaking black majority and the French-speaking minority, 1% of whom own nearly half the country's wealth, remains unaddressed.
3. What action is being taken to address this?
- French-speaking minority need to donate the money to the black majorities, who are poor. Also, the government need to participate more on education and health or food.
4. Discuss the difficulties faced by this country as it tries to recover the earthquake.
- Many Haitians seek for the work, and the better life.
5. Why can some countries rebuild faster than others, and what is it about Haiti that put it at the disavantage?
- The countries need to get help from the other countries, who were developed.
- Also it depends how much does the country poor. If the country have a lot of money and strong government, they can rebuild the broken places but if the country is poor, and doesn’t have a lot of money and food, they will be hard to rebuild the government, they might need to wait for other country to help.
6. Find out what is happening now in Haiti, and how it is recovering since the earthquake.
- The earthquake started at January, 12 2010. About the 25,0000 people dead, and that earthquake appeared between 200 years ago. The place became a hell, and they started to rebuilt the government. From now days, the Capital of Haiti became really different than last time. Haiti start to develop. Unicef and other countries helped them, giving the clear water and stable amount of food.
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