Haitian authorities forcing quake victims into homelessness

Headline Title: Haitian authorities forcing quake victims into homelessness 11 January 2012 Hundreds of thousands of Haitians living in makeshift camps remain at risk of illegal forced evictions and other human rights violations, Amnesty International said today, two years after a devastating earthquake ravaged the Caribbean country.In recent weeks, the Haitian authorities have continued a series of forced evictions of camps in public spaces around the capital Port-au-Prince, effectively making hundreds of victims of the 12 January 2010 earthquake homeless all over again. An…

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