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The Commission decided to include a report on the situation of human rights in Haiti in its Annual Report pursuant to the persistence of temporary and structural situations that seriously affect the enjoyment of fundamental rights enshrined in the American Convention. In its recent reports on Haiti, [] the Commission has examined the human rights situation generally and has consistently expressed its concern for the grave situation of human rights and, in particular, the loss of civilian life due to armed gang violence, the inability of the State to guarantee public security, the lack of accountability for perpetrators, the absence of an effective legal remedy for victims, excessive periods of pretrial detention, poor prison conditions, and the incapacity of the State to provide basic social services to the majority of the population.
The Commission has consistently emphasized the impact of such conditions on vulnerable groups, especially women, children, human rights defenders, and journalists. Haiti experienced five months of political instability following the removal by the Senate of then Prime Minister Jacques Edouard Alexis from office. This decision occurred, in part, as a result of public demonstrations in several cities to protest the increase in the price of basic food staples, especially rice.
Although the phase of political instability came to a close, the government was charged with taking immediate and long-term measures to address the food shortage and with responding to the humanitarian crisis caused by the four consecutive hurricanes that swept through Haiti between August and September.
Many schools were destroyed by the hurricanes and those left standing became temporary shelters for Haitians made homeless by the hurricanes. Authorities declared that the hurricanes caused deaths, 50 missing, injured and , homeless. The impact of political instability coupled with the domestic food crisis and the severe damage caused by the hurricanes presented Haiti with new challenges and worsened social and economic conditions.
