A Haitian judge decided this week that Jean-Claude Duvalier should not stand trial for crimes against humanity, drawing the ire of human rights groups. Will his victims ever get justice? Guests: Kim Ives, Jean Yves Point-du-Jour and Brian Concannon.
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This was a good, frank discussion about Haitian politics.
THERE’S NO JUSTICE IN HAITI. THERE’S STREET JUSTICE. YOU DO ME I DO YOU
Good discussion. Would have been nice to have a Duvalier defender from the government as well.
I’m an American who is for this trying of the dictator baby doc. If he did wrong he has to be tried. If we never do and let things be obviously times will remain the same. Unrest and wounds can never heal and possibly lead to more instability because if you do not stand together in a sense of respect you will fall!
Baby Doc was one of the most brutal killers ever created. Of course, he walks free. So where is the line drawn? May Baby Doc live in interesting times.