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Dr. Steeve Coupeau |
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Forthcoming publication of Dr. Steeve Coupeau's “Legacy of the Haitian Slave Revolt” in The Encyclopedia of Slave Resistance and Rebellion, Junius P. Rodriguez, Ed. Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing Group. |
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On 15 November 2005, Dr. Steeve Coupeau delivered a paper entitled "Promoting the Culture of Peace in Haiti" following the screening of "Human Rights in Haiti" by producer Isabelle Abric. This event was part of the Columbia Human Rights Film Series, which is a project of the Center for the Study of Human Rights, the Undergraduate Human Rights Program and the Human Rights Institute of Columbia University. |
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NYIHA MEDIA has joined Pacific News Service/New America Media. |
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As a publisher, Dr. Steeve Coupeau holds membership in the OneWorld Network. |
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Articles originally published on NYIHA Media have been reproduced in Wikinews:Workspace. |
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NYIHA Advocacy News sponsored a commemorative advertisement in the commemorative booklet published in June 2005 by the Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture on the occasion of the retirement of NYIHA's legal adviser, Charles Horwitz. |
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Racism and racial discrimination are deep-rooted, though not institutionalized, in Guatemala. The situation is characterized by the non-egalitarian development of Ladino population and of indigenous peoples and people of African descent, illustrating the structural and systemic nature of discrimination. Report by Mr. Doudou Diène , Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance, United Nations. |
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In 2005, NYIHA formally entered the music distribution market by representing Costa Rican singer Sasha Campbell. Sasha's new CD, Soulmate, is an intoxicating fusion of Hip Hop, Jazz and R&B. |
Merci pour vos informations et votre remarquable travail. Much Peace.
Carole Alexis, New York
I am happy to hear of the nomination of a Canadian-Haitian woman as General Governor of Canada.
Patrick Leblanc, New York
Your website is very interesting. I am elated that you have taken such an interest in the history of Afro-Costa Ricans and also our current status.
Rogena McGregor-Dillon, New York
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