Summary of AG-068 United Nations Political and ... · 1945-2001 Administrative History...

Summary of AG-068 United Nations Political andPeacekeeping Missions in Haiti (1993-2001)

TitleUnited Nations Political and Peacekeeping Missions in Haiti (1993-2001)

Active Dates1945-2001

Administrative History

International Civilian Mission in Haiti, OAS/UN (MICIVIH) The International Civilian Mission in Haiti, OAS/UN (MICIVIH) was established in February 1993 by the Organization of American States (OAS) and the United Nations at the request of Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, who had been deposed on 29 September 1991 in a coup led by Lieutenant General of the Haitian Armed Forces (FADH) Raoul Cédras. MICIVIH was the United Nations’ first joint mission with a regional organization. It was integrated operationally as well as administratively. MICIVIH was known in French as Mission Civile International en Haiti, OEA/ONU, and in Creole, as Misyon Sivil Entènasyonal an Ayti, OEA/ONU.

MICIVIH was mandated to: ensure respect for the human rights inscribed in the Haitian Constitution and in the international instruments which Haiti was party to, in particular the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) and the American Convention on Human Rights; and contribute to the strengthening of judicial, police, and prison institutions important for the promotion and protection of human rights. MICIVIH focused special attention on the right to life, the integrity and security of the person, and the freedoms of expression, association, and assembly.

To fulfil its mandate, MICIVIH was authorized to receive communications about alleged human rights violations; to enjoy complete freedom of movement within Haitian territory; to interview anyone freely and privately; to verify case follow-up in Haitian institutions and make recommendations to Haitian authorities; to undertake public information and human rights education campaigns.

In mid-October 1993, for security reasons, the MICIVIH staff evacuated to the Dominican Republic. A small contingent returned to Haiti in January 1994. In July 1994, Haiti’s de facto regime and military leadership expelled the mission from the country.

The de facto regime resigned from power on 14 October 1994 from pressure exerted by the Multinational Force (MNF), which had been authorized by Security Council Resolution 940 (1994) and had begun deployment in Haiti on 19 September 1994 in Operation Uphold Democracy. Jean-Bertrand Aristide returned from exile and resumed the office of the presidency on 15 October 1994.

MICIVIH was re-established in full force in Haiti on 26 October 1994 and expanded. Added responsibilities included democratic institution-building, civic education, assisting with the repatriation and resettlement of displaced persons, and providing medical assistance to victims of human rights abuses.

The Executive Director served as Head of Mission and reported to the Secretary-General of the Organization of American States (OAS) and to the United Nations Secretary-General. Colin Terrence Granderson was the Executive Director for the entire duration of the mission.

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MICIVIH's headquarters were located in Port-au-Prince.

At the start of the mission in 1993, MICIVIH was comprised of a Human Rights Division, under which functioned: the Investigation and Research Unit, the Human Rights Education Unit, the Judicial Unit, the Medical Unit, and the Operations Unit. In late 1995, the Human Rights Division was dissolved and the mission was restructured into two sections, the Section des Affaires Juridiques et du Renforcement Institutionnel (SAJRI) and the Protection and Promotion of Human Rights Section (PPHR).

MICIVIH set up regional offices in the following nine departments:

Base 1 : Port-au-Prince, West DepartmentBase 1A : West Department (rural)Base 1B : Petit Goave, West DepartmentBase 2 : Gonaives, Artibonite DepartmentBase 2A : Saint Marc, Artibonite Department Base 3 : Les Cayes, South DepartmentBase 4 : Cap Haitien, North DepartmentBase 5 : Jeremie, Grand’Anse DepartmentBase 6 : Hinche, Center DepartmentBase 7 : Jacmel, South East DepartmentBase 8 : Port-de-Paix, North West DepartmentBase 9 : Fort Liberte, North East Department

Desk Officers managed the regional bases and staff included: Regional Coordinators; Observers who worked in the areas of human rights, judicial, prison, medical and electoral monitoring; and local support personnel.

MICIVIH’s mandate expired on 15 March 2000.

United Nations Mission in Haiti (UNMIH)The United Nations Mission in Haiti (UNMIH) was established by Security Council Resolution 867 (1993) of 23 September 1993 for a period of six months. Its purpose was to help implement certain provisions of the Governors Island Agreement signed by the Haitian parties on 3 July 1993, and its mandate was to assist in modernizing the armed forces of Haiti and establishing a new police force. However, due to non-cooperation of the Haitian military authorities in 1993 and 1994, UNMIH could not be fully deployed. UNMIH was known in French as Mission des Nations Unies en Haiti (MINUHA).

Following the restoration on 15 October 1994 of the legitimate Haitian government with the help of the Multinational Force (MNF), UNMIH's mandate was revised by Security Council Resolutions 940 (1994) and 975 (1995) to enable the mission to assist the democratic Government of Haiti in fulfilling its responsibilities in connection with: sustaining a secure and stable environment established during the multinational phase and protecting international personnel and key installations; and professionalizing of the Haitian armed forces and the creation of a police force separate from the armed forces. UNMIH also was to assist government authorities to establish an environment conducive to the organization of free and fair elections.

UNMIH assumed its full functions on 31 March 1995, taking on the responsibilities of the MNF. Democratic legislative and municipal elections were held on 25 June 1995. The presidential elections took place on 17 December 1995. The new President assumed office on 7 February 1996.

UNMIH was headquartered in Port-au-Prince. Its leadership was carried out by the following individuals: Special Envoy of the Secretary General, Dante Caputo of Argentina (September 1993 to September 1994)Special Representative of the Secretary General (SRSG), Lakhdar Brahimi of Algeria (September 1994 to March 1996)Special Representative of the Secretary General (SRSG), Enrique ter Horst of Venezuela (March to June 1996)

The mandate of UNMIH expired on 30 June 1996.

United Nations Support Mission in Haiti (UNSMIH)The United Nations Support Mission in Haiti (UNSMIH) was established on 28 June 1996 by Security Council Resolution 1063 (1996). It was known in French as the Mission d'Appui des Nations Unies en Haiti (MANUH).

UNSMIH was mandated to assist the Government of Haiti in the professionalization of the Haitian National Police (HNP); to assist Haitian authorities in maintaining a secure and stable environment conducive to the establishment and training of an effective national police force; and to coordinate United Nations system activities to promote institution-building, national reconciliation and economic rehabilitation.

UNSMIH consisted of a Civilian Police component; and a military component comprised of a reconnaissance battalion, a helicopter unit, a military police unit, an engineer unit, transport and logistics elements, and medical support.

UNSMIH was headquartered in Port-au-Prince.

Enrique ter Horst of Venezuela served as Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG) from March through July 1996.

Brigadier-General J. R. P. Daigle of Canada served as Force Commander from July 1996 to July 1997.

The mandate of UNSMIH expired on 31 July 1997.

United Nations Transition Mission in Haiti (UNTMIH)The United Nations Transition Mission in Haiti (UNTMIH) was established by Security Council Resolution 1123 (1997) of 30 July 1997 to assist the Government of Haiti by supporting and contributing to the professionalization of the Haitian National Police (HNP). Tasks of UNTMIH's Civilian Police included training HNP specialized units in crowd control and National Palace security. Additionally, UNTMIH and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) continued preparation of an assistance programme to provide HNP with law enforcement expertise. Tasks of UNTMIH's military component included ensuring, under the authority of the Force Commander, the safety and freedom of movement of United Nations personnel implementing the mandate. UNTMIH also worked to achieve a level of political stability conducive to a nation-building partnership between Haiti, the United Nations and non-governmental organizations. UNTMIH was known in French as Mission de Transition Des Nations Unies en Haiti (MITNUH).

UNTMIH was headquartered in Port-au-Prince. Its Head of Mission and Special Representative of the Secretary General (SRSG) was Enrique ter Horst of Venezuela.

UNTMIH’s mandate expired on 30 November 1997.

United Nations Civilian Police Mission in Haiti (MIPONUH) The United Nations Civilian Police Mission in Haiti (MIPONUH) was established by Security Council Resolution 1141 (1997) of 28 November 1997 to continue to assist the Government of Haiti in the professionalization of the Haitian National Police. The mission placed special emphasis on assistance at the supervisory level and on training specialized police units. Other tasks included mentoring police, guiding police agents in day-to-day duties and maintaining close coordination with technical advisers to the Police funded by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and bilateral donors. MIPONUH's Special Police Unit (SPU) was tasked with providing assistance to MIPONUH personnel and protecting its property. MIPONUH was known in French as Mission de Police Civile des Nations Unies en Haiti.

MIPONUH was headquartered in Port-au-Prince. Its leadership was carried out by the following individuals: Representative of the Secretary General (RSG), Julian Harston of the United Kingdom (December 1997 to September 1999)Representative of the Secretary General (RSG), Alfredo Lopes Cabral of Guinea-Bissau (October 1999 to March 2000)

MIPONUH’s mandate expired on 15 March 2000.

International Civilian Support Mission in Haiti (MICAH)The International Civilian Support Mission in Haiti (MICAH) was a peacebuilding mission created by a consensus vote

of the General Assembly in resolution A/54/193 of 17 December 1999. MICAH was known in French as Mission Civile Internationale d'Appui en Haiti. It was supported by the United Nations Secretary-General’s Group of Friends of Haiti.

Launched on 16 March 2000, MICAH was mandated to consolidate the results achieved by MIPONUH and its predecessor missions. It was tasked with further promoting human rights and reinforcing the institutional effectiveness of the Haitian police and the judiciary, and with coordinating and facilitating the international community's dialogue with political and social actors in Haiti. MICAH formulated three pillars to carry out its mandate: the Justice Pillar, the Police Pillar, and the Human Rights Pillar.

Alfredo Lopes Cabral of Guinea-Bissau served as Representative of the Secretary-General (RSG) for the duration of the mission.

MICAH’s mandate expired on 6 February 2001.

Scope and Content

AG-068 contains the records of six political and peacekeeping missions active in Haiti during the 1990s:

International Civilian Mission in Haiti, OAS/UN (MICIVIH), 1993-2000United Nations Mission in Haiti (UNMIH), 1993-1996United Nations Support Mission in Haiti (UNSMIH), 1996-1997United Nations Transition Mission in Haiti (UNTMIH), 1997United Nations Civilian Police Mission in Haiti (MIPONUH), 1997-2000International Civilian Support Mission in Haiti (MICAH), 2000-2001

The concurrent deployment of the various missions resulted in administrative and operational integration in the field and during the transport of records at the box, folder, and item levels. Because of this, the records for the Haiti missions have been retained and arranged in one fonds, instead of in separate fonds.

A mission has been identified for all files in the collection. The name of the mission is indicated in the Office of Origin field at the folder level. This enables searches for specific missions. In addition, the acronym for the name of the mission is written in the upper left corner of the folder.

Some folders contain documents for several missions. For these folders, the name of the mission was determined by the majority of documents in the folder.

For a few folders, a specific Haiti mission could not be identified. In these cases, a best effort was made to identify a mission, and brackets were drawn around the acronym for the name of the mission written in the upper left corner of the folder.

The functional description of records in AG-068 is based on the “Peacekeeping and Political Operations Retention Schedule,” DPKO/DFS, v. 3, June 2011. The names of the series comprising AG-068 were drawn from the records series listed in the retention schedule. During archival processing, the files were assigned to series based on their function. Mission-specific Offices of Origin are indicated at the box level and are derived from the mission’s organizational structure. Accessions originating from the offices of the Heads of Mission were not broken up and were assigned to S-1872.

The Haiti missions in AG-068 produced records in the following languages: French (75%), English (15%), and Creole (10%). Folders containing records predominantly in English have been screened at the item level and the appropriate Security Level has been indicated in TRIM. When French or Creole language documents were observed in these folders, they were placed in subfolders for future item-level security screening. Folders containing records predominantly in French have not been screened. [No Security Level] is indicated for these folders in TRIM, and Not Yet Screened has been written on these folders.

The Winthrop Group, Inc., carried out archival processing on AG-068 from October 2012 to May 2013.

Fonds consists of the following Series:S-1880 Human rights - Investigation and verificationS-1879 Prisons and Corrections ServicesS-1878 Human resources – Health, welfare – Medical team regional visitsS-1877 Public Information and CommunicationsS-1876 Judicial and Legal SystemsS-1875 LegalS-1874 Human RightsS-1873 MilitaryS-1872 Head of MissionS-1870 ElectionsS-1867 Law Enforcement

Collection Inventory

S-1867 Law Enforcement 1986-2001

Scope and Content

International Civilian Mission in Haiti, OAS/UN (MICIVIH)MICIVIH Observers stationed in bases throughout Haiti monitored the activities and human rights abuses of the Interim Public Security Force (IPSF), active from December 1994 to December 1995, and the new professional, non-military Haitian National Police (HNP), deployed in June 1995. Observers also conducted seminars on a variety of topics for the HNP. In addition to monitoring the deployment of the Haitian National Police (HNP), Observers monitored elements affecting the state of security in their areas of responsibility, including other police forces, criminal activity, public unrest, and threats to MICIVIH personnel at bases.

Records relating to the HNP include: decrees and laws pertaining to the establishment of the HNP; internal regulations; organizational charts; minutes of meetings with HNP leadership such as Departmental Directors; reports authored by Observers on the state of the HNP; statistics on deployment; and memoranda on perceptions of the HNP by the local population.

There are also reports, agenda, and invitations relating to MICIVIH-led training seminars for the HNP. Seminar topics include: police ethics, community policing techniques, conflict resolution, international treaties that protect human rights, relations with local government officials, maintaining public order, and human rights non-governmental organizations (NGO). In addition, memoranda between HNP officers and MICIVIH civic education staff discuss police involvement in seminars about their work directed to the civilian population.

Investigation reports by Observers detail alleged abuses of authority and violations of human rights perpetrated by police officers, including: bribery; shootings; brutality against detainees in custody or during interrogation; and undue use of force in arrests and public demonstrations. Memoranda authored by Observers discuss the HNP’s internal disciplinary mechanisms for police officers accused of abuses and the Inspection Générale de la Police Nationale d’Haiti (IGPNH)’s role in assuring compliance with police regulations and evaluating the force’s effectiveness. There are also copies of MICIVIH’s July 1996 investigation report "Haitian National Police (HNP) and Human Rights” in English and in French.

Reports prepared by Observers about visits to police commissariats in communes and towns describe: conditions in custody cells (garde-à-vue) at commissariats; detainees’ reasons for arrest and related judicial proceedings; summaries of interviews conducted by Observers with detainees about their treatment by police and judicial authorities; the maintenance of the registre de retention; meetings with police commissioners (commissaires); and irregularities in the functioning of the police station.

Other available records include memoranda prepared by Observers about such topics as: local criminal activity, including murder, assassination, and assault; public unrest such as political demonstrations and riots; acts of popular justice; and threats to the safety of Observers and base personnel by the military, the police, and civilians. Some of the memoranda detail the activities of armed groups that conducted policing activities but had no legal status as police

forces, such as voluntary and communal police forces, as well as vigilance brigades established locally by civilians. There are minutes of meetings with vigilance brigade leaders, working papers on the history of vigilance brigades, and profiles of a few of the vigilance brigades based on interviews with their members. These profiles detail brigade history, frequency of arrests, arms caches, political affiliations, and alleged human rights abuses. In addition, there are base security plans and analyses of the department’s security situation.

United Nations Civilian Police Mission in Haiti (MIPONUH)Included in S-1867 are records of the MIPONUH Civilian Police (CIVPOL), headquartered in Port-au-Prince. Among individuals serving as Police Commissioner during the mission were: Colonel Jean Claude Laparra (December 1997 - March 1998); Colonel Claude Grude (April 1998 - May 1999); and Colonel George Gabbardo (June 1999 - March 2000). The records consist of: outgoing correspondence from the CIVPOL Commissioner to the RSG or to Chiefs of CIVPOL detachments; summaries of weekly CIVPOL meetings, chaired by the Commissioner; and detachment evacuation plans. Weekly syntheses, sent from the Commissioner to the CIVPOL unit at the Department of Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO) in New York, describe: public demonstrations and major security incidents throughout the country, activities of the Haitian National Police (HNP), and activities of CIVPOL. The weekly syntheses are accompanied by tables noting the weekly training activities carried out by MIPONUH on subjects including: the conduct of searches and seizures, arrest and handcuffing procedures, the handling of firearms, investigation techniques, and traffic accidents. The records also contain directives describing the execution of the MIPONUH mandate and the Commissioner’s End of Mission report dating from March 2000. The MIPONUH programmes for police training are also present in the records, and they outline the duties of the Police Chief; diverse topics in law enforcement and the investigation of crime; traffic policing; and first aid.

International Civilian Support Mission in Haiti (MICAH)Also included in S-1867 are records of the MICAH Police Section. Staff of the Police Section, led by Chief of the Police Section Yves Bouchard, served as Technical Advisors to the Haitian National Police (HNP). In cooperation with Haitian government institutions, they advised the HNP on issues of justice, human rights, and the reform of procedures for criminal investigations and the prosecution system. Police Section Technical Advisors served in the HNP’s Direction Générale, Direction Départementales (Department-level HNP offices), and other administrative divisions of the HNP. In support of the Haitian National Police (HNP), the Police Section collaborated with the United States Department of Justice’s International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program (ICITAP) and with programs run by the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).

Police Section records include: an information manual for technical advisors consisting of reference material about the history, structure, and regulations of the HNP, MICAH, and Police Section; HNP security plans; and memoranda exchanged between the Chief of Police, Technical Advisors, the Representative of the Secretary-General (RSG), the Directeur Général of the HNP, and other mission staff and HNP officials.

Records authored by Technical Advisors assigned to the HNP’s Direction Générale, Direction Départementales, and other administrative divisions of the HNP consist of: visit reports, action plans, periodic reports, technical reports, and end of mission reports. Other notable records of the Technical Advisors include: “Redéfiniton des Missions des Agents aux Postes Fixes et aux Postes Mobiles du Service Aeroportuaire” authored by the Technical Advisor to the Commissaire de Police de l’Aeroport International de Port-au-Prince; a report on traffic in Cap Haitien authored by the Technical Advisor to the Direction de la Circulation des Vehicules et de la Police Routier; “État des Lieux Affecte a la Direction du Personnel de la DGPNH,” which was authored by the Technical Advisor to the Direction du Personnel; and a table detailing human rights violations forwarded to the Technical Advisor to the Inspection Générale de la Police Nationale d’Haiti (IGPNH).

Box Folder Title DateCreated

DateClosed

SecurityLevel

ScannedItems

S-1867-0001

Civilian Police, Port-au-Prince 01/01/1995 10/03/2000

S-1867-0001-0001

End of Mission Report 10/03/2000 10/03/2000 No

S-1867- Directives 21/04/1998 11/02/2000 No

0001-0002S-1867-0001-0003

Flying orders and Standard OperatingProcedures (SOPs)

01/10/1999 08/11/1999 Confidential No

S-1867-0001-0004

Security Plan 01/01/1995 16/04/1999 Confidential No

S-1867-0001-0005

Evacuation Plan 20/03/1998 10/05/1999 No

S-1867-0001-0006

Detachment evacuation plans 19/09/1998 23/01/2000 No

S-1867-0001-0007


S-1867-0001-0008


S-1867-0001-0009


S-1867-0002


S-1867-0002-0001


S-1867-0002-0002


S-1867-0002-0003

Civilian Police (CIVPOL) Commissioner -correspondence - outgoing

15/03/1999 30/06/1999 No

S-1867-0002-0004


23/04/1999 10/06/1999 No

S-1867-0002-0005


05/04/1999 30/04/1999 No

S-1867-0002-0006


23/02/1999 30/03/1999 No

S-1867-0002-0007


02/02/1999 22/02/1999 No

S-1867-0003


S-1867-0003-0001


25/11/1998 02/02/1999 No

S-1867-0003-0002


14/09/1998 25/11/1998 No

S-1867-0003-0003


01/07/1998 11/09/1998 No

S-1867- Civilian Police (CIVPOL) Commissioner - 09/05/1998 27/07/1998 No

0003-0004

correspondence - outgoing

S-1867-0003-0005


27/03/1998 08/05/1998 No

S-1867-0003-0006


16/01/1998 31/03/1998 No

S-1867-0003-0007


17/02/1998 19/03/1998 No

S-1867-0004


S-1867-0004-0001


13/01/1998 21/02/1998 No

S-1867-0004-0002


13/01/1998 26/11/1998 No

S-1867-0004-0003

Civilian Police (CIVPOL) Commissioner -Director of Administration and Personnel -correspondence

11/02/2000 18/02/2000 No

S-1867-0004-0004


14/12/1999 17/01/2000 No

S-1867-0004-0005


17/08/1999 04/11/1999 No

S-1867-0004-0006


06/07/1999 26/08/1999 No

S-1867-0004-0007

Civilian Police (CIVPOL) meetings - weekly 15/01/1999 03/02/2000 No

S-1867-0004-0008


S-1867-0005


S-1867-0005-0001


S-1867-0005-0002


S-1867-0005-0003


S-1867-0005-0004


S-1867-0005-0005


S-1867-0005-0006

Weekly syntheses 27/08/1999 03/12/1999 No

S-1867- Weekly syntheses 10/07/1999 27/08/1999 No

0005-0007

S-1867-0006


S-1867-0006-0001


S-1867-0006-0002


S-1867-0006-0003


S-1867-0006-0004


S-1867-0006-0005


S-1867-0006-0006


S-1867-0007


S-1867-0007-0001


S-1867-0007-0002


S-1867-0007-0003

Duties of the Police Chief 01/04/1997 28/02/1999 No

S-1867-0007-0004

Duties of the Police Chief 19/06/1998 31/10/1998 No

S-1867-0007-0005

Law enforcement and investigation of crime 01/09/1999 31/01/2000 No

S-1867-0007-0006

Law enforcement and investigation of crime 01/03/1999 01/07/1999 No

S-1867-0007-0007

Law enforcement 01/08/1998 31/08/1999 No

S-1867-0008


S-1867-0008-0001


S-1867-0008-0002


S-1867-0008-0003


S-1867- First aid 01/09/1999 16/12/1999 No

0008-0004S-1867-0008-0005

Traffic policing 01/03/1999 30/06/1999 No

S-1867-0008-0006


S-1867-0008-0007


S-1867-0009

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department /Base 1A, West Department (rural)

31/03/1995 01/03/2000

S-1867-0009-0001

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -Cabaret Commune - visits to commissariats

22/07/1997 21/01/2000 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1867-0009-0002

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -Croix-des-Bouquets Commune- visits tocommissariats

29/10/1996 08/02/2000 No

S-1867-0009-0003

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department - Îlede la Gonâve - visits to commissariats

03/04/1996 14/02/2000 No

S-1867-0009-0004

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -Port-au-Prince - visits to commissariats


No

S-1867-0009-0005

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -Port-au-Prince - visits to commissariats


No

S-1867-0009-0006

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -Carrefour Commune - visits to commissariats


No

S-1867-0009-0007

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -Cité Soleil Commune - visits to commissariats


No

S-1867-0009-0008

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -Delmas Commune - visits to commissariats


No

S-1867-0009-0009

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -Pétion-Ville Commune - visits tocommissariats


No

S-1867-0009-0010

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - crime -general


No

S-1867-0009-0011

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - crime -murders


No

S-1867-0011

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department 30/11/1994 04/01/1999

S-1867-0011-0001

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -meetings with local police

17/12/1998 04/01/1999 No

S-1867-0011-0002

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -police communale


No

S-1867-0011-0003

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -vigilance brigades

08/03/1995 28/01/1996 No

S-1867- Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department - 09/05/1996 08/06/1998 Strictly No

0011-0004

popular justice confidential

S-1867-0011-0005

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -demonstrations

30/11/1994 30/11/1998 No

S-1867-0011-0006

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -public unrest


No

S-1867-0011-0007

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -public unrest


No

S-1867-0011-0008

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -leaflets threatening public security

02/08/1996 05/06/1997 No

S-1867-0011-0009

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -community security


No

S-1867-0012


S-1867-0012-0001

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -registre de retention

03/09/1998 15/10/1998 No

S-1867-0012-0002

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -seminars on the registre de retention

28/04/1998 01/10/1998 No

S-1867-0012-0003

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -seminar on interrogation techniques

11/03/1997 13/03/1997 No

S-1867-0012-0004

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -seminar on the role of the police, territory laws,and the participation of citizens

07/05/1996 30/05/1996 Unclassified No

S-1867-0012-0005

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - meetings

09/08/1995 02/10/1998 No

S-1867-0012-0006

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Haitian National Police (HNP)

14/01/1995 27/01/1996 No

S-1867-0012-0007

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Interim Public Security Force (IPSF)

01/03/1995 20/07/1995 No

S-1867-0012-0008

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Anse Rouge Commune and DesdunesCommune

06/03/1996 05/04/1999 No

S-1867-0012-0009

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Ennery Commune and L'Estere Commune


No

S-1867-0012-0010

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Gonaives Commune


No

S-1867-0012-0011


07/11/1996 14/01/2000 No

S-1867-0013

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department /Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department

23/07/1987 03/05/1999

S-1867-0013-0001

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Grande Salines Commune, Gros MorneCommune, Marchand Dessalines Commune,and Marmelade Commune


No

S-1867-0013-0002

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Petit Riviere de l'Artibonite Commune


No

S-1867-0013-0003

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Saint Marc Commune and Saint Michel del'Attalaye Commune


No

S-1867-0013-0004

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Terre Neuve Commune and VerrettesCommune


No

S-1867-0013-0005

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -vigilance brigades


No

S-1867-0013-0006



No

S-1867-0013-0007

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - laws andinternal regulations

23/07/1987 08/12/1995 No

S-1867-0014

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department 08/11/1994 24/01/1996

S-1867-0014-0001

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - communes


No

S-1867-0014-0002

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - communes

11/05/1995 07/01/1996 No

S-1867-0014-0003

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers


No

S-1867-0014-0004



No

S-1867-0014-0005



No

S-1867-0014-0006

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -Canadian Civilian Police (CIVPOL) regulations

01/01/1995 31/12/1995 Confidential No

S-1867-0014-0007

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -Civilian Police (CIVPOL) - DesdunesCommune and Saint Marc Commune


No

S-1867-0015

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department 13/11/1995 22/09/1999

S-1867-0015-0001

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -security plans

13/01/1999 22/09/1999 Confidential No

S-1867-0015-0002

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - crime 01/04/1996 26/03/1997 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1867-0015-0003

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -demonstrations


No

S-1867-0015-0004

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -popular justice

29/10/1997 27/08/1998 No

S-1867-0015-0005

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Haitian National Police (HNP)

13/11/1995 28/07/1999 No

S-1867-0015-0006


18/03/1996 22/04/1999 Unclassified No

S-1867-0015-0007

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - reports

14/06/1996 09/02/1998 No

S-1867-0015-0008

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - regulations

01/03/1996 14/09/1998 No

S-1867-0015-0009

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - Director of theDepartment of the South of the HNP

30/03/1998 11/03/1999 No

S-1867-0015-0010

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - training

16/10/1997 24/03/1999 No

S-1867-0016


S-1867-0016-0001


06/05/1996 14/10/1998 No

S-1867-0016-0002


30/04/1997 07/09/1998 No

S-1867-0016-0003


25/04/1996 10/02/1998 No

S-1867-0016-0004

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - meetings

09/04/1996 24/06/1997 No

S-1867-0016-0005

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - meetings withInspection Générale de la Police Nationaled’Haiti (IGPNH)

15/03/1996 05/01/2000 No

S-1867-0016-0006

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - meetings ofPolice Monitoring Committee

03/10/1996 16/06/1997 No

S-1867-0016-0007

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers


No

S-1867-0016-0008

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers- reports andguidelines

01/10/1995 05/08/1996 No

S-1867-0017


S-1867-0017-0001

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers, disciplinarymeasures, and deployment

11/08/1995 17/03/1998 No

S-1867-0017-0002

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - seminar onhuman rights, communication, and conflictresolution, 12-16 April 1999

12/04/1999 22/04/1999 No

S-1867-0017-0003

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - visitsto commissariats

24/08/1996 15/06/1999 No

S-1867-0017-


21/01/1996 07/05/1999 No

0004S-1867-0017-0005


24/08/1996 13/05/1999 No

S-1867-0017-0006


24/08/1996 06/05/1999 No

S-1867-0017-0007

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - visitsto commissariats - Grand’Anse Department


No

S-1867-0017-0008

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Interim Public Security Force (IPSF)

04/04/1996 04/04/1996 No

S-1867-0018

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department / Base4, Cap Haitien, North Department

11/11/1986 26/05/1999

S-1867-0018-0001

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -demonstrations


No

S-1867-0018-0002

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -vigilance brigades

11/11/1986 11/09/1995 No

S-1867-0018-0003


01/04/1998 12/05/1999 No

S-1867-0018-0004

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - Les CayesCommune


No

S-1867-0018-0005

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - crime 24/04/1995 27/12/1995 No

S-1867-0018-0006

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - crime- Limbe Commune


No

S-1867-0018-0007

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -killings


No

S-1867-0018-0008

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -public unrest

20/03/1995 22/01/1999 No

S-1867-0018-0009

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -popular justice


No

S-1867-0018-0010

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -vigilance brigades


No

S-1867-0018-0011

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - armscontrol


No

S-1867-0019

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department 29/11/1994 15/02/2000

S-1867-0019-0001

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Haitian National Police (HNP)

05/01/1999 15/02/2000 No

S-1867-0019-0002


11/04/1996 21/12/1998 No

S-1867-0019-



No

0003S-1867-0019-0004

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - structure, laws,and guidelines

29/11/1994 30/09/1999 No

S-1867-0019-0005

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - training

06/09/1997 27/04/1999 No

S-1867-0019-0006

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - communes

25/04/1996 11/08/1999 No

S-1867-0019-0007


26/03/1996 26/05/1999 No

S-1867-0019-0008


06/03/1996 24/05/1999 No

S-1867-0020

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department / Base5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department

06/07/1993 24/05/1999

S-1867-0020-0001

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers


No

S-1867-0020-0002



No

S-1867-0020-0003



No

S-1867-0020-0004

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -communal police

15/03/1995 24/03/1999 No

S-1867-0020-0005

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Interim Public Security Force (IPSF) andvoluntary police


No

S-1867-0020-0006

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -security - threats and incidents involvingObservers

01/09/1993 08/10/1993 No

S-1867-0020-0007

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -public unrest


No

S-1867-0020-0008

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -popular justice and killings


No

S-1867-0020-0009

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -vigilance brigades


No

S-1867-0020-0010

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -public unrest

06/07/1993 23/09/1997 No

S-1867-0020-0011

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -popular justice


No

S-1867-0021

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department 24/03/1995 19/11/1999

S-1867-0021-0001

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -vigilance brigades

24/03/1995 24/08/1995 No

S-1867-0021-

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Haitian National Police (HNP)

15/05/1999 19/11/1999 No

0002S-1867-0021-0003


14/01/1998 02/06/1999 No

S-1867-0021-0004


22/01/1998 31/12/1998 No

S-1867-0021-0005


17/01/1997 25/08/1998 No

S-1867-0021-0006


22/08/1995 28/06/1996 No

S-1867-0021-0007


24/08/1995 03/02/1996 No

S-1867-0021-0008

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers


No

S-1867-0022

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department /Base 6, Hinche, Center Department

19/03/1993 10/06/1999

S-1867-0022-0001

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers


No

S-1867-0022-0002

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -"Haitian National Police (HNP) and HumanRights," MICIVIH report, July 1996

13/05/1996 05/08/1996 No

S-1867-0022-0003

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -visits to commissariats


No

S-1867-0022-0004

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -police communale


No

S-1867-0022-0005

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - crime 07/04/1995 21/07/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1867-0022-0006

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - publicsecurity


No

S-1867-0022-0007

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department -demonstrations

13/07/1993 19/07/1993 No

S-1867-0022-0008

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - HaitianNational Police (HNP)

13/06/1997 12/05/1999 No

S-1867-0022-0009


25/02/1996 27/05/1997 No

S-1867-0022-0010


10/07/1995 03/01/1996 No

S-1867-0022-0011

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - HaitianNational Police (HNP) - abuses perpetrated bypolice officers


No

S-1867-0023

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department 16/03/1995 15/06/1999

S-1867-0023-

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - HaitianNational Police (HNP) - abuses perpetrated by


No

0001 police officersS-1867-0023-0002

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - CivilianPolice


No

S-1867-0023-0003

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - CivilianPolice and Interim Public Security Force(IPSF)


No

S-1867-0023-0004

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - visits tocommissariats


No

S-1867-0023-0005



No

S-1867-0023-0006



No

S-1867-0023-0007



No

S-1867-0024

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department 20/06/1993 28/01/2000

S-1867-0024-0001

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Haitian National Police (HNP)


No

S-1867-0024-0002



No

S-1867-0024-0003


04/02/1997 08/12/1997 No

S-1867-0024-0004



No

S-1867-0024-0005



No

S-1867-0024-0006

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - WestDepartment

09/03/1996 08/10/1996 No

S-1867-0024-0007

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - Grand GoaveCommune, West Department


No

S-1867-0024-0008

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - LeoganeCommune, West Department


No

S-1867-0024-0009

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - LeoganeCommune, West Department

20/06/1993 15/12/1997 No

S-1867-0024-0010

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - Petite GoaveCommune, West Department

03/06/1999 28/01/2000 No

S-1867-0025

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department /Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department

17/05/1994 29/11/1999

S-1867-0025-0001

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - Petite GoaveCommune, West Department


No

S-1867-0025-

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - Petite Goave

05/03/1997 03/10/1997 No

0002 Commune, West DepartmentS-1867-0025-0003

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -security - Civilian Police (CIVPOL) in PetiteGoave Commune, West Department

01/09/1995 01/09/1995 No

S-1867-0025-0004

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Interim Public Security Force (IPSF)


No

S-1867-0025-0005

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- popular justice


No

S-1867-0025-0006

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- Haitian National Police (HNP)

01/06/1999 29/11/1999 No

S-1867-0025-0007

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- Haitian National Police (HNP)

11/03/1995 24/05/1999 No

S-1867-0025-0008

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- Haitian National Police (HNP) - trainingseminars

13/05/1998 10/06/1999 Unclassified No

S-1867-0025-0009

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers


No

S-1867-0025-0010

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- Interim Public Security Force (IPSF)

17/03/1995 25/09/1995 No

S-1867-0025-0011

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- Civilian Police (CIVPOL)

20/03/1996 26/05/1996 No

S-1867-0025-0012

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- visits to commissariats

16/04/1998 29/11/1999 No

S-1867-0026

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department/ Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department

01/01/1994 06/01/2000

S-1867-0026-0001


30/11/1998 29/10/1999 No

S-1867-0026-0002


23/03/1998 09/06/1999 No

S-1867-0026-0003


04/03/1998 31/05/1999 No

S-1867-0026-0004


07/04/1996 10/02/1999 No

S-1867-0026-0005

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- analysis of security situation in North WestDepartment

29/12/1994 29/12/1994 No

S-1867-0026-0006

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -public unrest and criminality

18/05/1995 22/01/1999 No

S-1867-0026-0007

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -Haitian National Police (HNP)

01/12/1995 06/01/2000 No

S-1867-0026-0008

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - reports

01/01/1994 31/01/1996 No

S-1867-0026-

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - deployment

23/03/1999 28/04/1999 No

0009S-1867-0027

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department 23/02/1996 10/01/2000

S-1867-0027-0001

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - seminars

19/10/1998 10/01/2000 No

S-1867-0027-0002

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - seminars

19/05/1998 12/10/1998 No

S-1867-0027-0003

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers

09/04/1996 03/03/1997 No

S-1867-0027-0004

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - communes

23/02/1996 02/06/1999 No

S-1867-0027-0005


03/04/1996 14/10/1999 No

S-1867-0027-0006


25/04/1996 07/06/1999 No

S-1867-0027-0007

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - visits tocommissariats


No

S-1867-0028

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department /Police Section

24/04/1996 05/01/2001

S-1867-0028-0001

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - visits tocommissariats

24/04/1996 16/12/1998 No

S-1867-0028-0005

Information manual for technical advisors topolice

22/11/1999 01/08/2000 No

S-1867-0028-0006


10/02/2000 01/06/2000 No

S-1867-0028-0003

Chief of Police Section - memoranda 31/03/2000 13/07/2000 No

S-1867-0028-0002

Chief of Police Section - memoranda 24/07/2000 05/01/2001 No

S-1867-0028-0004

Chief of Police Section - technical specificationdata sheets

07/08/2000 23/10/2000 No

S-1867-0029

Police Section 09/06/1997 28/02/2001

S-1867-0029-0001


09/06/1997 03/06/2000 No

S-1867-0029-0002

Haitian National Police (HNP) - DirectionGénérale

01/02/2001 28/02/2001 No

S-1867-0029-0003

Haitian National Police (HNP) - InspectionGénérale de la Police Nationale d’Haiti(IGPNH)

10/07/2000 22/12/2000 No

S-1867-0029-

Haitian National Police (HNP) - DirectionCentrale de la Police Administrative

21/07/2000 08/12/2000 No

0004S-1867-0029-0005

Haitian National Police (HNP) - DirectionCentrale de la Police Administrative

30/08/2000 21/12/2000 No

S-1867-0029-0006

Haitian National Police (HNP) - DirectionCentrale de l'Administration et des ServicesGeneraux

18/09/2000 08/01/2001 No

S-1867-0030

Police Section 03/08/2000 06/02/2001

S-1867-0030-0001

Haitian National Police (HNP) - Direction duPersonnel

21/09/2000 06/02/2001 No

S-1867-0030-0002

Haitian National Police (HNP) - Center ofIntelligence and Operations (CRO)

20/09/2000 31/01/2001 No

S-1867-0030-0003

Haitian National Police (HNP) - CriminalAffairs Office (BAC)

06/10/2000 20/12/2000 No

S-1867-0030-0004

Haitian National Police (HNP) - Port-au-Princeairport

27/09/2000 18/12/2000 No

S-1867-0030-0005

Haitian National Police (HNP) - traffic and roadpolicing

04/10/2000 10/01/2001 No

S-1867-0030-0006

Haitian National Police (HNP) - DirectionDépartemental - Artibonite Department

26/09/2000 13/10/2000 No

S-1867-0030-0007

Haitian National Police (HNP) - DirectionDépartemental - Center Department

04/11/2000 20/12/2000 No

S-1867-0030-0008

Haitian National Police (HNP) - DirectionDépartemental - Grand’Anse Department

21/09/2000 18/12/2000 No

S-1867-0030-0009

Haitian National Police (HNP) - DirectionDépartemental - North Department

18/08/2000 18/12/2000 No

S-1867-0030-0010

Haitian National Police (HNP) - DirectionDépartemental - North East Department

03/08/2000 20/12/2000 No

S-1867-0031

Police Section / Base 2, Gonaives, ArtiboniteDepartment

28/12/1994 22/12/2000

S-1867-0031-0001

Haitian National Police (HNP) - DirectionDépartemental - North West Department

03/07/2000 22/12/2000 No

S-1867-0031-0002

Haitian National Police (HNP) - DirectionDépartemental - West Department

26/07/2000 22/12/2000 No

S-1867-0031-0003

Haitian National Police (HNP) - DirectionDépartemental - South Department

02/08/2000 11/12/2000 No

S-1867-0031-0004

Haitian National Police (HNP) - DirectionDépartemental - South East Department

29/09/2000 19/12/2000 No

S-1867-0031-0005

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -crime


No

S-1867-0031-

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -crime


No

0006S-1867-0031-0007


28/12/1994 05/09/1996 No

S-1867-0031-0008

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - training

20/09/1995 16/01/1997 No

S-1867-0031-0009

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers

19/09/1995 26/05/1997 No

S-1867-0031-0010

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers


No

S-1867-0031-0011

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -Haitian National Police (HNP) - investigationreport of the Inspection Générale de la PoliceNationale d’Haiti (IGPNH) on incidents in CitéSoleil

06/03/1996 06/03/1996 No

S-1867-0031-0012

Chief of Police Section 23/11/1999 18/10/2000 No

S-1867-0032

Police Section / Base 3, Les Cayes, SouthDepartment / Base 9, Fort Liberte, North EastDepartment

17/02/1995 23/10/2000

S-1867-0032-0005

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -Interim Public Security Force (IPSF)

17/02/1995 05/10/1995 No

S-1867-0032-0001

Chief of Police Section - Haitian NationalPolice (HNP) - training

14/10/2000 23/10/2000 No

S-1867-0032-0002


29/05/1998 21/01/2000 No

S-1867-0032-0003

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -vigilance brigades

19/04/1995 19/01/1996 No

S-1867-0032-0004

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -Haitian National Police (HNP)

01/09/1995 23/01/1996 No

S-1870 Elections 1990-2000

Scope and Content

United Nations Mission in Haiti (UNMIH)In accordance with its mandate, UNMIH worked to establish an environment conducive to the organization of free and fair elections in Haiti. The municipal and parliamentary elections took place on 25 June 1995 and the presidential election took place on 17 December 1995. UNMIH worked closely with the Electoral Observation Mission (EOM) of the Organization of American States (OAS), which was deployed in mid-May 1995. The United Nations Electoral Assistance Team (EAT) was established in late 1994 to provide technical assistance to the elections at both the national and departmental levels. By late 1995, the EAT came under the operational responsibility of UNMIH. The records of UNMIH in S-1870 document the work of the EAT.

The records include memoranda prepared by the Coordinator of the Electoral Assistance Team (EAT) and other EAT staff for the Director and staff of the Electoral Assistance Division (EAD) at DPKO. The memoranda cover topics such as: electoral law, the timing of electoral operations, registration, and the design and counting of ballots. In addition,

some memoranda concern coordination with Haiti’s Provincial Electoral Council (CEP), the autonomous national authority constitutionally charged with organizing and supervising the elections; these memoranda detail plans for electoral data processing and staffing.

Other records that relate to the CEP include: the Letter of Agreement between UNMIH and the CEP, electoral bulletins from the CEP’s press service, EAT notes for the file about the establishment of a communications system for the CEP, calendars detailing electoral set-up activities, and minutes of EAT meetings with representatives of the CEP. The minutes, as well as minutes of EAT meetings with NGOs, OAS, and governmental and United Nations agencies, concern collaboration on the electoral process. Specific topics include: elections results, electoral observation, incidents of violation of electoral law, the production of civic education materials, the vote counting process, and ink for marking votes.

In addition, there are records relating to Haiti’s Bureau Electoral Départemental (BED), Bureau Electoral Communal (BEC), Bureau d’Inscription et de Vote (BIV), and Assemblies of Communal Sections (ASECs). These records consist of lists of registration sites and checklists of election tasks to be executed by BEDs and BECs, such as personnel deployment, evaluation of communications, and transport of elections materials.

The files also contain periodic reports authored by the USAID Advisor, weekly executive summaries, field trip reports, and after-action reviews of the elections. The periodic reports authored by the USAID Advisor detail political developments such as changes in CEP personnel, as well as meetings between representatives of the Haitian government, NGOs, OAS, and governmental and United Nations agencies.

The weekly executive summaries were prepared by Lakhdar Brahimi, the UNMIH Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG) for the Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Kofi Annan. The summaries cover a variety of topics, including: elections results, political parties boycotting the elections, speeches made by President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the expulsion of Haitians from the Dominican Republic, Haitian government legislation on the minimum wage, arrests and trials of notorious criminals, justice and prison system reforms, police training and misconduct, economic and humanitarian aid developments, and threats against UNMIH.

Field trip reports were prepared by the EAT’s Senior Logistics Officer. They detail the Senior Logistics Officer’s meetings with EAT staff, BED presidents, and MICIVIH representatives, and contain the Officer’s evaluation of communications, equipment, and roads in the departments with respect to the conduct of elections.

Records relating to the International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES), a non-governmental organization, concern the procurement of polling materials and training of elections officials, registrars, and poll-workers. They include project proposals, working papers, calendars of electoral tasks, training and civic education material, and memoranda exchanged between members of the IFES, EAT, CEP, and USAID.

Other records consist of copies of electoral law from the newspaper “Le Moniteur”, departmental results for the 1995 elections, security briefs, and civic education material distributed by UNMIH’s Military Information Support Task Force (MIST).

International Civilian Mission in Haiti, OAS/UN (MICIVIH)In November 1994, after MICIVIH returned to Haiti following the restoration of the Haitian government, the Organization of American States (OAS) and the United Nations tasked MICIVIH observers with monitoring: the human rights aspects of the electoral process, particularly the right to vote, and the rights of expression, association and assembly; and acts of intimidation and violence during the electoral campaigns. MICIVIH Observers worked closely with OAS-EOM observers.

Records prepared by MICIVIH Observers include: overviews of the political and electoral climate in the department; reports of field visits to oversee electoral operations, noting visits to political party offices and the conduct of political party gatherings; lists of candidates and their respective political parties; and statistics for various aspects of the electoral process, such as the number of registered voters. Additionally, there are periodic reports prepared by the OAS-EOM.

The summaries of Observers’ visits to local offices of Haiti’s Bureau Electoral Départemental (BED) and the Bureau

Electoral Communal (BEC) detail: technical operations of setting up voting sites; voter education programs in communes; the voter registration process; the status of candidates; the distribution and collection of electoral material; security presence at voting sites; the validity of voting results; and election results.

Also included are Observers’ memoranda about a variety of subjects, including: the electoral and security climate; irregularities and obstructions to the electoral process; poor administrative practices related to the elections, such as incorrectly sealing voting boxes and violations of privacy during the act of voting; fraudulent voter registration, voting, and vote counting; anti-UN and anti-government sentiment; control of crowds at voting sites; controversies surrounding local election outcomes; political manoeuvring and suspected impartiality within Haitian electoral institutions; and public demonstrations related to elections.

The memoranda also cover politically-motivated election violence, such as: arson; attacks against candidates; threats received by BEC and BIV officials; ransacking of Bureaux d'Inscriptions et de Votes (BIV); destruction of ballot boxes; and assassinations and deaths resulting from suspicious circumstances. They also note the arrests of individuals accused of political intimidation and disruptions to the electoral process.

The records are arranged geographically by base.


DateClosed

SecurityLevel

ScannedItems

S-1870-0001

Electoral Assistance Team (EAT) 23/09/1994 04/01/1996

S-1870-0001-0001

Faxes - outgoing 24/04/1995 04/01/1996 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1870-0001-0002


No

S-1870-0001-0003


No

S-1870-0001-0004


No

S-1870-0001-0005


No

S-1870-0001-0006


No

S-1870-0001-0007

Meeting summaries 09/06/1995 20/10/1995 Unclassified No

S-1870-0001-0008

Weekly executive summaries 18/11/1994 26/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1870-0005


S-1870-0005-0001

Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) - officials 02/03/1995 08/09/1995 Unclassified No

S-1870-0005-0002

Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) 20/06/1995 03/01/1996 No

S-1870-0005-0003


S-1870-0005-0004


S-1870-0005-0005


S-1870-0005-0006


S-1870-0005-0007


S-1870-0009


S-1870-0009-0001

International Foundation for Electoral Systems(IFES) - training

27/11/1995 28/11/1995 No

S-1870-0009-0002

Federal Electoral Institute 20/04/1995 22/04/1995 No

S-1870-0009-0003

International Republican Institute 24/05/1995 13/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1870-0009-0004

National Democratic Institute for InternationalAffairs

31/01/1995 31/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1870-0009-0005

United States Agency for InternationalDevelopment (USAID)

03/10/1994 03/01/1996 Confidential No

S-1870-0009-0006

Organization of American States (OAS) -Electoral Observation Mission

01/08/1995 31/08/1995 No

S-1870-0009-0007


01/12/1994 25/10/1995 Confidential No

S-1870-0009-0008

Groupe Internationale de Telecommunications(IBOCOM)

17/04/1995 04/10/1995 Unclassified No

S-1870-0009-0009

Miscellaneous organizations 26/09/1994 30/06/1995 Unclassified No

S-1870-0009-0010

Field trips - logistics reports 16/12/1994 05/01/1996 Confidential No

S-1870-0009-0011

Artibonite Department 30/08/1995 27/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1870-0010


S-1870-0010-0001

Hinche, Center Department 06/09/1995 27/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1870-0010-0002

Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department 18/05/1995 27/11/1995 Confidential No

S-1870-0010-0003

North Department 09/06/1995 27/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1870-0010-0004

Fort Liberte, North East Department 21/03/1995 27/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1870-0010-0005

North West Department 20/04/1995 27/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1870-0010-0006

West Department 21/03/1995 27/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1870-0010-0007

South Department 17/03/1995 27/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1870-0010-0008

Jacmel, South East Department 03/04/1995 27/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1870-0010-0009

Security 23/12/1994 17/05/1995 Confidential No

S-1870-0010-0010

Presidential election 21/09/1995 11/11/1995 No

S-1870-0010-0011

Political parties 31/01/1995 25/05/1995 No

S-1870-0013

Electoral Assistance Team (EAT) / Base 1A,West Department (rural)

01/01/1990 14/12/1995

S-1870-0013-0001

Haitian media and coverage of the election 22/03/1995 01/04/1995 Unclassified No

S-1870-0013-0002

Public opinion questionnaire 01/10/1995 08/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1870-0013-0003

Elections - general 01/10/1990 07/12/1994 No

S-1870-0013-0004


S-1870-0013-0005


S-1870-0013-0006

Elections - general 01/11/1990 12/07/1995 Unclassified No

S-1870-0013-0007

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - electoralobservation - reports

29/03/1995 14/12/1995 No

S-1870-0014

Base 1A, West Department (rural) 29/03/1995 22/12/1995

S-1870-0014-0001

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - electoralobservation - polling day

27/06/1995 13/10/1995 No

S-1870-0014-0002

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - reports onthe political and human rights situation duringthe election period

12/09/1995 22/12/1995 No

S-1870-0014-0003


01/08/1995 11/09/1995 No

S-1870-0014-0004


07/06/1995 27/07/1995 No

S-1870-0014-0005


18/04/1995 31/05/1995 No

S-1870-0014-0006


29/03/1995 12/04/1995 No

S-1870-0014-0007

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - electionincidents

20/06/1995 23/10/1995 No

S-1870-0015


S-1870-0015-0001

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -electoral process


No

S-1870-0015-0002

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -electoral observation


No

S-1870-0015-0003

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -electoral observation - polling day


No

S-1870-0015-0004

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -election incidents


No

S-1870-0015-0005

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -security meetings

14/03/1995 10/08/1995 Unclassified No

S-1870-0015-0006

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Provisional Electoral Council (CEP)

14/02/1995 19/11/1995 No

S-1870-0015-0007

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Organization of American States (OAS) -reports


No

S-1870-0015-0008

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Organization of American States (OAS) - dailyreports


No

S-1870-0016

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department /Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department

14/02/1995 02/02/2000

S-1870-0016-0001

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -electoral observation


No

S-1870-0016-0002

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -meetings with Bureau Electoral Départemental(BED)

23/02/1995 25/07/1995 No

S-1870-0016-0003

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) pressreleases

14/02/1995 01/08/1995 No

S-1870-0016-0004

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -electoral candidates

22/05/1995 22/09/1995 Unclassified No

S-1870-0016-0005

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -locations of voting sites

01/05/1995 31/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1870-0016-0006

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -election results

25/06/1995 26/09/1995 Unclassified No

S-1870-0016-0007

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -lower Artibonite


No

S-1870-0016-0008

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -communes

26/05/1995 21/12/1995 No

S-1870-0016-0009

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -electoral process

17/09/1995 02/02/2000 No

S-1870-0016-0010

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -electoral process

25/06/1995 06/04/1997 No

S-1870-0016-0011

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -electoral observation

03/04/1997 03/07/1997 No

S-1870-0016-0012

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -polling day


No

S-1870-0017


30/03/1995 27/09/1999

S-1870-0017-0001


11/04/1995 22/12/1995 No

S-1870-0017-0002

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -electoral observation

06/03/1997 27/09/1999 No

S-1870-0017-0003


12/06/1995 27/02/1997 No

S-1870-0017-0004


30/03/1995 29/05/1995 No

S-1870-0017-0005

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -electoral observation - communes

05/04/1995 30/11/1995 No

S-1870-0017-0006

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -electoral observation - communes

30/03/1995 14/11/1995 No

S-1870-0017-0007

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -electoral campaign

07/04/1995 12/09/1995 No

S-1870-0017-0008

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -election incidents

06/04/1995 07/12/1995 No

S-1870-0017-0009

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -polling day

25/06/1995 27/06/1995 No

S-1870-0018

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department /Base 6, Hinche, Center Department / Base 7,Jacmel, South East Department

22/03/1995 14/01/2000

S-1870-0018-0001

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -electoral observation

01/07/1997 14/01/2000 No

S-1870-0018-0002



No

S-1870-0018-0003



No

S-1870-0018-0004

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - electoralobservation

18/07/1995 18/12/1995 No

S-1870-0018-0005


01/05/1995 12/07/1995 No

S-1870-0018-0006


22/03/1995 17/04/1995 No

S-1870-0018-0007

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - electoralcampaign

01/06/1995 28/08/1997 No

S-1870-0018-0008

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - pollingday

26/06/1995 08/07/1997 No

S-1870-0018-0009

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -electoral observation


No

S-1870-0018-0010

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -electoral observation


No

S-1870-0018-0011

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -election incidents

19/05/1995 10/11/1995 No

S-1870-0019

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department/ Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department/ Electoral Assistance Team (EAT) / Base 2,Gonaives, Artibonite Department / Base 3, LesCayes, South Department

30/12/1994 09/03/2000

S-1870-0019-0001

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- electoral observation

23/03/1995 17/11/1995 No

S-1870-0019-0002

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -electoral observation


No

S-1870-0019-0003

Electoral observation 30/12/1994 22/02/1996 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1870-0019-0004


25/04/1995 08/04/1997 Confidential No

S-1870-0019-0005

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -electoral observation

14/02/1995 13/08/1995 Unclassified No

S-1870-0019-0006



No

S-1870-0019-0007

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -electoral observation

04/09/1995 04/04/1996 No

S-1870-0019-0008

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -presidential elections, 17 December 1995

06/11/1995 28/12/1995 No

S-1870-0019-0009

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -legislative and municipal elections

02/05/1995 29/09/1995 No

S-1872 Head of Mission 1977-2001

Scope and Content

International Civilian Mission in Haiti, OAS/UN (MICIVIH)The records of the MICIVIH Executive Director consist of Colin Granderson’s subject files, chronological files, and internal and external communications on a wide variety of topics related to: operations and activities of MICIVIH, the United Nations political and peacekeeping missions that were active in Haiti concurrently with MICIVIH from 1993 to 2000, UN agencies and non-governmental organizations operating in Haiti, the Government of Haiti, and the de facto regime.

The Executive Director’s records contain: a report of the UN Advance Team to Haiti, 8-12 September 1993, which evaluated the situation in Haiti for the creation of UNMIH; summaries of meetings between the Executive Director and the President of Haiti René Préval and former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, and Haitian government ministers; briefs about the MICIVIH mandate; evaluations of conflict resolution activities; training materials provided to MICIVIH staff; briefs and memoranda on administrative operations; statements delivered to the General Assembly by the Haitian Minister of Foreign Affairs S. E. M. Fritz Longchamp, dating from September and October 1999; organization charts; reports concerning the activities and reform of the Haitian National Police (HNP); reports prepared for Granderson by the Chief of Operations, concerning communications, computers, and water shortages; the End of Mission report on the Institution Building facet of MICIVIH, dated March 2000; and background papers on Haitian history and culture.

Additionally, there are communications between Colin Granderson and officials of the Organization of American States (OAS) about the functioning of MICIVIH; updates on MICIVIH activities prepared by Granderson for the OAS; and records of the Administrative Liaison Office, which was set up in Port-au-Prince to coordinate activities between MICIVIH and UNMIH.

The Executive Director’s chronological files and correspondence consist of: letters exchanged between the Secretary-General and the President of Haiti René Préval; letters sent to Haitian government ministers, particularly the Ministry of Justice and the Minister of Foreign Affairs; letters sent to representatives of non-governmental organizations; job descriptions of MICIVIH personnel and Terms of Reference for high-level consultants to MICIVIH; agenda and panelist papers prepared for international conferences attended by MICIVIH personnel; draft reports prepared by the Secretary-General to the Security Council on the work of MICIVIH; weekly Situation and Activity reports on MICIVIH activities forwarded to the OAS; and press releases and press communiqués. The files also include briefs and memoranda on such topics as: mission premises, the status of the mission mandate, the progress of elections in Haiti, relations between MICIVIH and UNMIH, and the security environment in Haiti. Additionally, there is a MICIVIH-authored report, dated 25 March 1996, on the killings of several civilians by the Haitian National Police (HNP) in Cité Soleil on 6 March 1996.

Additionally, there are several files of code cables exchanged in 1993 and 1994 between Granderson and Dante Caputo, the Special Envoy for Haiti for the Secretaries-General of the United Nations and the OAS. The code cables concern: the evacuation of MICIVIH from Haiti to Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic on 15-16 October 1993; the return of mission personnel to Haiti beginning in January 1994; the de facto regime’s denial of the legitimacy of MICIVIH; the Haitian Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ declaration of MICIVIH’s undesirability in Haiti on 8 July 1994. In addition, files concerning security contain documents related to the mission’s evacuation and reestablishment in 1993 and 1994, and these include: mission evacuation plans, security briefings, reports of incidents targeting UN personnel, and outlines describing administrative changes due to the evacuations.

The records of the Executive Director also contain files detailing MICIVIH’s observation and monitoring of the human rights situation in Haiti. Included are MICIVIH-authored reports on human rights in Haiti: a report from a fact-finding mission to Haiti in 1993 titled, “Observations, Concerns and Recommendations Regarding the Role of the OAS/UN Civilian Mission in Haiti: A Report in Progress,” dated April 1993; “Rapport de la Mission Civile Internationel (OEA/ONU) en Haiti sur la Situation des Droits de l’Homme,” 31 Janvier – 30 Juin 1994; “Special Report: Analysis of the Assassinations in Port-au-Prince, November 1994 – July 1995, As Recorded by Base 1,” dated 31 July 1995.

There are also records documenting communications between MICIVIH and the National Commission on Truth and Justice (CNVJ), which was set up on 17 December 1994 by Jean-Bertrand Aristide to investigate human rights

violations that took place during the de facto regime. The final report of the National Truth and Justice Commission, dating from 1995, “Si m Pa Rele (‘If I Don’t Shout’), 29 September 1991 - 14 October 1994,” is also included.

The records also include documentation of seminars and conferences on human rights awareness held by the MICIVIH’s Promotion and Protection of Human Rights Section (PPHR), and memoranda exchanged between mission representatives and local and international human rights organizations. Additionally, there are briefs and reports, authored by Observers at bases and copied to Granderson, concerning politically-motivated killings and killings of members of the Haitian Armed Forces (FADH), Haitians forcibly repatriated by the police and/or military forces, violence against women and children, and human rights violations involving street children.

The Executive Director’s files also include records pertaining to oversight and reform of the Haitian judiciary. Records include: descriptions of weekly activities of MICIVIH’s Section des Affaires Juridiques et du Renforcement Institutionnel (SAJRI); summaries of meetings between MICIVIH personnel and staff of the École de la Magistrature; memoranda about MICIVIH-led training of judges and lawyers at bases; and briefs on the management of the local court system. There are also: summaries of meetings of MICIVIH lawyers who operated at bases and consulted on a variety of judicial reform topics; and Observers’ memoranda and reports, copied to Granderson, about court proceedings, and interactions with local judicial personnel about irregularities. Notable documents include: “Quelques Reflexions à Propos d'une Eventuelle Reforme du Système Judiciare en Haiti,” dated 14 July 1993; an analysis dated 17 March 1994 and titled “Haitian Justice System: A Report by the MICIVIH Working Group on the Haitian Justice System”; a program of instruction dating from October 1997 of the École de la Magistrature; and "Analysis of the Haitian Judicial System," a report authored by the Haitian Ministry of Justice and Public Security, dating from March 1998.

Records pertaining to human rights monitoring in prisons and prison reform are also included. There are memoranda and reports detailing: training for MICIVIH Observers in prison matters, the role of MICIVIH in prison reform, management of the MICIVIH Prison Database System, training for prison wardens, incidents at the National Penitentiary and other Haitian prisons, and visits to prisons carried out by Observers stationed at bases. Additionally, there are communications between Granderson and the National Penitentiary Administration (APENA), and between Granderson and officials running the Assistance à la Réforme Pénitentiaire, a program of the United Nations Development Fund (UNDP). Also included are MICIVIH-produced evaluation reports on prison reform initiatives. A MICIVIH-authored report titled “Prisons in Haiti,” dated July 1997, provides analysis and statistics on the prison system, information about prison conditions, and recommendations for reform.

The files for the elections contain: the final report of the Electoral Assistance Team (EAT) dating from 1995; letters and position statements sent to the Executive Director from political candidates; briefs and correspondence exchanged between the Executive Director and staff of the Electoral Observation Mission (EOM) of the Organization of American States (OAS); and situation reports and final reports prepared by the OAS-EOM. Other records document the structure and work of Haiti’s Provisional Electoral Council (CEP), such as: organization charts of the CEP; letters exchanged between the Executive Director and the Secretary-General of the CEP; and timetables, lists and activity outlines related to technical operations managed by CEP for the elections.

The records also document activities of MICIVIH’s Press and Information Unit. Memoranda cover a variety of topics, including: the strategy to strengthen MICIVIH’s image in the Haitian public and the international community; MICIVIH’s television, radio, and internet communications; the writing of press releases; and journalist training seminars. Additionally, there are reports prepared by the Press and Information Unit, media project proposals, lists of Haitian radio stations, issues of the “MICIVIH News Summary,” MICIVIH press releases, scripts for television and radio and spots, and communications with journalists.

There are also records relating to the planning of a successor mission to MICIVIH and MIPONUH, which was preliminarily named Mission D'Assistance Technique Des Nations Unies Pour Haiti (MATNUH) and then became International Civilian Support Mission in Haiti (MICAH). The records contain correspondence between MICIVIH and MIPONUH staff, draft resolutions, terms of reference, budget reports, and job descriptions.

MICIVIH’s Coordination, Analysis and Reports Unit (CARU) reported to the Executive Director, and liaised with the Section des Affaires Juridiques et du Renforcement Institutionnel (SAJRI) and the Protection and Promotion of Human Rights (PPHR) Section. The CARU was tasked with: maintaining daily links with MICIVIH’s regional offices with regard to the investigation of human rights violations; ensuring coordination of activities between regional offices and between

headquarters and regional offices; preparing weekly and fortnightly reports on the activities of the mission; and assisting in the preparation of public reports for the Secretary-General of the United Nations and for the Secretary-General of the Organization of American States (OAS), about the situation of human rights and democracy in Haiti.

The records include a wide range of reports and publications generated by CARU. Weekly executive summaries cover such topics as the transition to MICAH, the Raboteau massacre of 22 April 1994, the 51st anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, activities of the Haitian Parliament, municipal government structures, and border control. Situation and activity reports discuss topics such as prolonged pre-trial detention, assistance for the Haitian Office de la Protection du Citoyen (OPC), and the UNIFEM campaign against violence towards women. Information about human rights violations is also contained in the CARU human rights situation reports and the publication “Human Rights Review.”

Notable reports collated by CARU include progress reports sent by the Executive Director to the Organization of American States (OAS). The reports summarize MICIVIH field visits and the activities of high-level staff and base coordinators. There is also correspondence about the history of MICIVIH sent from the Executive Director to OAS staff and the Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG).

In addition, there are memoranda and incident reports detailing the often criminal and illegal activities of the community vigilance brigades and security groups that exercised public order among citizens through intimidation and violent attacks with machetes. Statistics and tables listing incidents of popular justice killings are also included.

CARU records also document investigations undertaken by MICIVIH observers to identify officers of the Haitian National Police (HNP) responsible for brutality and violations of human rights. The investigations involved visits to HNP commissariats, prisons, and victims’ and witnesses’ homes to gather information about and confirm allegations. The records consist of: briefs and tables summarizing the circumstances of police officers suspected of murder, summary execution, excessive use of force, cruel and inhuman treatment, rape, theft, narcotic drug trafficking and other offenses; summaries of meetings between MICIVIH officials and representatives of the Inspection Générale de la Police Nationale d’Haiti (IGPNH); Standard Operating Procedures of the HNP; a Manual of the Commissioner of the HNP; and briefs describing the HNP’s disciplinary procedures. Also included are statistics tallied by MICIVIH on the number and type of human rights violations occurring in each department.

MICIVIH Observers were stationed at bases throughout Haiti to monitor and report on the political situation, elections, human rights violations, security, and the progress of institutional development in their areas on responsibility. The records describe Observers’ interactions with local authorities and organizations, as well as their community education and outreach efforts.

Regional Coordinator final and periodic reports, as well as Observer reports on visits to communes, cover the following topics: activities at elementary and high schools, hospitals, police commissariats, parquets (public prosecutor’s offices), cabinets d’instruction (judicial investigation offices), tribunaux de paix (tribunals); relations with local non-governmental organizations and local popular organizations; MICIVIH-led education activities on human rights, civic matters, and inter-institutional cooperation; interviews with Catholic priests and religious clergy about activities in towns and villages; meetings with local political authorities such as mayors and delegates, in which authorities outline their town’s infrastructural and institutional needs and issues; difficulties in the electoral registration process and local electoral campaigning; demonstrations by students, civilians and pro-Duvalier supporters; the presence in towns and villages of FRAPH, coup d’etat supporters, and supporters of François “Papa Doc” Duvalier (including those known as macoutes); the security climate as monitored by CIVPOL, the Interim Public Security Force (IPSF), and the Haitian National Police (HNP); the functioning of military-occupied casernes (barracks); incidents of brutality experienced by civilians and attributed to military personnel; arms trafficking; incidents of popular justice killings; incidents at the Haitian-Dominican Republic border; the status of persons in marronage (hiding); and activities of the United States Special Forces (USSF).

There are also overviews of departments, authored by the base team, which detail the department’s history, demographics, infrastructure, and political climate. In addition, lists of local authorities enumerate the names of town, communal, or departmental police officers, judges, electoral officials, military officers, politicians, and religious leaders. Minutes of base staff meetings and Regional Coordinator meetings describe planning for security and elections, designing civic education programs, and ways to streamline base functioning.

Visits of citizens of communes to MICIVIH offices are summarized in memoranda. They detail complaints about violations of human rights, obstructions to justice, land conflicts, and breakdown of law and order, including incidents of popular justice, and incidents involving the practice of vodou and sorcery. Other memoranda provide updates on human rights abuses allegedly perpetrated by the Haitian National Police (HNP).

Base records relating to the judiciary system include summaries of assises criminelles (assizes), as well as summaries describing killings and attacks against judicial personnel. Memoranda relating to the judiciary system detail: meetings with judicial personnel on the general functioning of the tribunals and developments in cases monitored by the mission; irregularities and corruption; members of the local judiciary (juges de paix); the condition of judicial building structures; and visits to the Cour d’Appel and Cabinet d’Instruction.

There are also briefs describing seminars and activities undertaken by Observers in collaboration with local authorities. Seminar participants often consisted of representatives of the HNP, non-governmental organizations, and the Conseil d'Administration de la Section Communale (CASEC). Other base educational and outreach initiatives are reflected in memoranda about MICIVIH-sponsored puppet shows, local drawing contests, and spots on radio and television stations.

Records relating to local popular organizations include information sheets profiling popular organizations’ activities, leaders, and history. Memoranda covering meetings with leaders of popular organizations describe challenges faced by the organizations and requests for assistance from MICIVIH. There are also documents about the limitations of MICIVIH’s involvement in community development projects, which define MICIVIH’s role primarily as an intermediary between popular organizations and funding agencies.

Memoranda exchanged between Regional Coordinators, Observers, the Deputy Executive Director, and the Executive Director of MICIVIH cover a range a topics, including: the Aristide government, vigilance brigades, disarmament, gang activity, crime, internally displaced persons, non-governmental and inter-governmental organizations, meetings with journalists on freedom of the press, plots against the state, political parties, base security, labor strikes, women’s rights, the Haitian Armed Forces (FADH), medical care available in the commune, and the prevalence of common diseases such as typhoid, tuberculosis, and malaria.

MICIVIH files also included the records of: Dante Caputo, who served as the Special Envoy for Haiti for the Secretaries-General of the United Nations and the OAS from December 1992 to September 1994; and of Mr. Leandro Despouy, Political Advisor to the Special Envoy. Their records consist of: letters exchanged between Caputo and the Commander-in-Chief of the Haitian Armed Forces (FADH), Lieutenant General Raoul Cédras, and between Cédras and the Secretary-General; lists of senators and members of major Haitian political parties; and correspondence with representatives of political parties. Analyses and briefs cover: the implementation of the Governors Island Agreement, the role of the United Nations in Haiti, the security of the President of Haiti, the restoration of political stability in Haiti, and the economic effects of the embargo on Haiti. Additionally, there is a “Plan d’Action Humanitaire Integre, Nations Unies / Organisation des Etats Americaine: Haiti,” dated March 1993.

United Nations Mission in Haiti (UNMIH)Serving as Head of Mission and Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG) were Daniel Caputo (September 1993- September 1994), Lakhdar Brahimi (September 1994 – March 1996), and Enrique ter Horst (March - June 1996).

The records of the Office of the SRSG (OSRSG) contain incoming and outgoing code cables exchanged between the SRSG and Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations Kofi Annan at United Nations Headquarters in New York. Code cables consist of: draft reports to the Secretary-General on mission activities; weekly executive summaries detailing political and operational developments; and programmes and agenda for visits to Haiti by the Secretary-General and by United States President Bill Clinton (March 1995).

The records of the OSRSG also include code cables from the Force Commander (FC) and from the Chief of Staff (COS) to Annan. Code cables from the FC concern: criminal and security incidents, battalion activities, arrests, public demonstrations, and activities of the Interim Public Security Force (IPSF) and the Haitian National Police (HNP). They also note the 28 March 1995 assassination of Mireille Durocher Bertin, a lawyer for the Commander-in-Chief of the Haitian Armed Forces (FADH), Lieutenant General Raoul Cédras. The code cables sent from the COS contain: daily

and weekly situation reports from the UNMIH Advance Team; drafts of UNMIH Rules of Engagement (ROE); and a brief titled “Proposed Multinational Force (MNF) to UNMIH Transition Plan,” dating from October 1994.

The records also include: copies of the Governors Island Agreement (3 July 1993) and the New York Pact (16 July 1993); talking points (28 October 1993) about the implementation of the Agreement; statements and correspondence of the Comité National de Resolution de la Crise Haitienne, which convened through the fall of 1993 to oversee the execution of the Agreement; and letters of appeal received by the mission urging the restoration of democracy in Haiti. There are also: bi-monthly situation reports forwarded from the SRSG to Annan; and guidelines for the Commander of the Military Component. Records also include faxes from 1993 concerning the security situation in Haiti, the political climate, and the attitude of the Haitian military; and a draft report of the Secretary-General on the deployment of the Advance Team for UNMIH, dated 10 October 1994.

Also included is correspondence between the SRSG and President Jean-Bertrand Aristide about the Governors Island Agreement and the change in Haitian political leadership; and correspondence between the SRSG and Lieutenant General Raoul Cédras. There are also memoranda, outlines and letters concerning such topics as: the petroleum embargo; amnesty law; and the provision of reparations to victims of human rights violations and political violence during the de facto regime.

United Nations Support Mission in Haiti (UNSMIH)The Head of Mission was Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG) Enrique ter Horst. The records of the Office of the SRSG (OSRSG) consist of incoming code cables from Secretary-General Kofi Annan at United Nations headquarters in New York. Notable items from the code cables include draft Security Council resolutions on the mission and UNSMIH Rules of Engagement (ROE). There are also: Security Management Team agenda; the update of the Security Plan for Haiti dated March 1997; CIVPOL weekly reports; Watch Lists, which provide an overview of threats such as criminal activity, public unrest, and armed conflict by geographic location; and contingency plans outlining responses to potential threats.

The records of the UNSMIH Protocol Office include correspondence with the Office of President René Préval, the Directeur Général of the Haitian National Police (HNP), and other HNP officials. Records of the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) are made up of internal audit reports prepared by the Resident Auditor on road improvements, services contracts, Press Section equipment, disbursements charged to MICIVIH, rations purchasing, cost-benefits of using helicopters to patrol Port-au-Prince, and other topics.

United Nations Transition Mission in Haiti (UNTMIH)Enrique ter Horst served as Head of Mission and Special Representative of the Secretary General (SRSG). The UNTMIH records consist of: Force Standing Operating Procedures and amendments; weekly summaries of activities, about institution building, human rights promotion activities, meetings, the economic and social development of Haiti, etc.; and a 13 August 1997 UNTMIH Military Campaign Plan. Records of the UNTMIH Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) consist of reports from an external audit conducted by the Audit and Management Consulting Division of the United Nations Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS) in 1997. The audit covered financial and cash management, funding for trust funds for the enhancement of mission capacity, liquidation planning and disposal of assets, asset management, procurement procedures, the Local Property Survey Board, deployment of CIVPOL members, and a new contingent-owned equipment lease system.

United Nations Civilian Police Mission in Haiti (MIPONUH)The Head of Mission and Representative of the Secretary-General (RSG) was Julian Harston, who was succeeded by RSG Alfredo Lopes Cabral in October 1999.

The records of the Office of the RSG (ORSG) contain incoming and outgoing code cables and correspondence, exchanged between the RSG and Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations at United Nations Headquarters in New York.

Notable cables include: draft reports by the Secretary-General about MIPONUH; and In Brief reports prepared by Bernard Miyet, the Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping (USG), detailing key developments in UN-wide peacekeeping operations and related world events. Other cables and situation reports discuss: activities of President René Préval, including his 1999 dissolution of the parliament and subsequent rule by decree; meetings of the

Representative of the Secretary-General (RSG) with government ministers; activities of the government as reported in the Haitian press; activities of the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP); financial, logistics, and monitoring support for elections provided in part by the United Nations Development Fund (UNDP) and the international community; incidents reported by the Civilian Police and by the Haitian National Police (HNP); anticipated Y2K security issues; CIVPOL training for the HNP on judiciary procedure, the functions of police chiefs, community policing, crowd control, traffic code implementation, and investigative techniques; activities of and viewpoints of members of political parties, such as Fanmi Lavalas, the National Committee of the Congress of Democratic Organizations (KONAKOM), and the Papay Peasant Movement (MPP); and arrangements for mission security.

The records of the ORSG also contain memoranda covering topics such as the Rules of Engagement (ROE) for the United Nations Special Police; developments surrounding the elections of 19 March 2000; the activities of the Civilian Police; and the liquidation of the mission. There are also memoranda and pamphlets sent to the RSG by political parties, primarily the Struggling People’s Organization (OPL).

In addition, there are End of Mission reports, mission terms of reference, administrative instructions, updates of the Security Plan for Haiti, a December 1999 United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) report on the economic and social situation of Haiti, and an October 1999 copy of “MIPONUH Flying Orders and Standard Operating Procedures.”

International Civilian Support Mission in Haiti (MICAH)Alfredo Lopes Cabral served as the Head of Mission and Representative of the Secretary-General (RSG) for the duration of the mission. The records of the Office of the RSG (ORSG) consist of incoming and outgoing code cables exchanged between the RSG and Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Kieran Prendergast at United Nations Headquarters in New York. Additionally, there are daily, weekly and monthly situation reports forwarded from the mission to United Nations headquarters.

The code cables and situation reports cover: meetings attended by the RSG with representatives of the Organization of American States (OAS) and the Group of Friends of Haiti; activities of Jean-Bertrand Aristide in garnering support for his government and cultivating opportunities for dialogue and confidence building; the activities of Fanmi Lavalas, the political party that supported Aristide, and Convergence Démocratique, a political coalition created in 2000 to oppose Aristide; preparations and security incidents related to the parliamentary and municipal elections held in 21 May 2000, and the presidential and senatorial elections held 26 November 2000; conspiracy activities and plots to overthrow the Haitian government and to eliminate President René Préval and Jean-Bertrand Aristide; and politically-motivated security incidents, such as bombings, violence targeted at political candidates, and armed clashes between rival political groups and rival gangs. Included among code cables are: summaries of meetings between the RSG and Haitian government ministers, and between the RSG and political party representatives; and periodic threat assessments detailing the security and safety situation in Haiti with regard to infrastructure, economic activities, public order and criminality, and public demonstrations.

Also present in the records of the ORSG are: End of Mission reports; daily itineraries of the RSG; correspondence between the RSG and representatives of political parties, including position statements and programme outlines; and Action Plans for the development of the Haitian National Police (HNP).

Memoranda exchanged between the RSG and the Chiefs of the Police Section, Justice Section, and Human Rights Section are also included. Notable memoranda from of the Police Section concern the massacre on 22 April 1994 in the neighbourhood of Raboteau in Gonaives, Haiti; and minutes of meetings between the director of the HNP and the MICAH Chief of the Police Section sent to the RSG. Memoranda from the Human Rights Section describe the objectives and structure of the Section, and include a Diagnostic Report on the Respect of Human Rights by the HNP and a draft report, dated September 2000, on the high-profile trial of several police officers accused of executing eleven civilians in the Carrefour-Feuilles neighbourhood of Port-au-Prince in May 1999. The records also include work plans of the Police Pillar, the Justice Pillar and the Human Rights Pillar.


DateClosed

SecurityLevel

ScannedItems

S-1872-0001

Head of Mission 03/05/1996 31/01/2001

S-1872-0001-0001

Code cables - outgoing 05/06/2000 05/06/2000 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0001-0002


No

S-1872-0001-0003

Correspondence - incoming and outgoing 03/05/1996 31/01/2001 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0001-0004

Meeting summaries 15/05/2000 10/01/2001 No

S-1872-0001-0005


S-1872-0001-0006

End of mission reports 16/12/2000 21/12/2000 No

S-1872-0001-0007


S-1872-0002

Head of Mission 19/12/1997 08/01/2001

S-1872-0002-0001

Action Plan - Haitian National Police (HNP) 28/05/2000 09/11/2000 No

S-1872-0002-0002


S-1872-0002-0003


S-1872-0002-0004

Technical Assistance to the Haitian NationalPolice (HNP) - programme

03/04/2000 09/11/2000 No

S-1872-0002-0005

Memoranda 28/02/2000 08/01/2001 No

S-1872-0002-0006

Memoranda 24/01/2000 01/12/2000 No

S-1872-0002-0007

Memoranda 19/12/1997 15/10/2000 No

S-1872-0003

Head of Mission 01/08/1998 23/11/2000

S-1872-0003-0001

Memoranda 06/03/2000 21/11/2000 No

S-1872-0003-0003

Police Section - memoranda 01/08/1998 23/11/2000 No

S-1872-0003-0004


S-1872-0003-0005


S-1872-0003-0006


S-1872-0003-0007


S-1872-0003-0002

Memoranda 07/01/2000 26/10/2000 Confidential No

S-1872-0004

Head of Mission 10/03/2000 16/01/2001

S-1872-0004-0001

Justice Section - memoranda 10/03/2000 28/11/2000 No

S-1872-0004-0002

Justice Section - memoranda 16/11/2000 16/11/2000 No

S-1872-0004-0003

Human Rights Section - memoranda 16/07/2000 16/01/2001 No

S-1872-0004-0004


S-1872-0004-0005


S-1872-0004-0006


S-1872-0004-0007


S-1872-0005

Head of Mission 15/02/2000 09/12/2000

S-1872-0005-0001


S-1872-0005-0002


S-1872-0005-0003


S-1872-0005-0004


S-1872-0005-0005


S-1872-0005-0006


S-1872-0007

Head of Mission 14/02/1995 24/01/2001

S-1872-0007-0001

Elections 11/10/1995 10/06/1997 No

S-1872-0007-0002

Elections 17/05/2000 21/07/2000 No

S-1872-0007-0003

Elections 14/02/1995 03/07/2000 No

S-1872-0007-0004

Fanmi Lavalas 01/11/2000 19/01/2001 No

S-1872-0007-0005

Organisation of American States (OAS) -Election Observation Mission in Haiti

21/05/2000 06/09/2000 Unclassified No

S-1872-0007-0006

United Nations Development Programme(UNDP)

22/09/2000 24/01/2001 No

S-1872-0007-0007


01/10/1999 29/09/2000 No

S-1872-0010

Head of Mission 22/12/1997 06/06/2000

S-1872-0010-0001

Code cables - incoming 17/11/1999 31/12/1999 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0010-0002


No

S-1872-0010-0003


No

S-1872-0010-0004


No

S-1872-0010-0005


No

S-1872-0010-0006

Correspondence - outgoing 14/03/2000 06/06/2000 Unclassified No

S-1872-0010-0007

Correspondence - outgoing 16/02/2000 14/03/2000 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0011

Head of Mission 10/02/1998 04/02/2000

S-1872-0011-0001


No

S-1872-0011-0002

Correspondence - outgoing 15/04/1999 20/09/1999 No

S-1872-0011-0003


S-1872-0011-0004


S-1872-0011-0005


No

S-1872-0011-0006


No

S-1872-0011-0007


S-1872-0011-0008


S-1872-0008

Head of Mission 01/10/1999 29/09/2000

S-1872-0008-0001


01/10/1999 29/09/2000 No

S-1872-0008-0002


07/03/2000 18/09/2000 No

S-1872-0008-0003


04/03/2000 15/09/2000 No

S-1872-0008-0004


01/06/2000 31/07/2000 No

S-1872-0008-0005


01/01/2000 22/06/2000 No

S-1872-0009

Head of Mission 13/01/1997 26/10/2000

S-1872-0009-0001


23/09/1999 10/02/2000 No

S-1872-0009-0002

Republic of Haiti 01/05/1999 31/03/2000 No

S-1872-0009-0003

United Nations Educational, Scientific, andCultural Organization (UNESCO)

08/08/1998 26/10/2000 No

S-1872-0009-0004

Code cable log 13/01/1997 31/12/1999 Unclassified No

S-1872-0009-0005


S-1872-0012

Head of Mission 31/03/1995 01/12/2000

S-1872-0012-0001


No

S-1872-0012-0004

Memoranda 01/09/1995 01/12/2000 No

S-1872-0012-0005

Memoranda 12/02/2000 25/07/2000 No

S-1872-0012-0006

Memoranda 19/02/2000 17/03/2000 No

S-1872-0012-0002

End of Mission Report 31/03/1995 15/03/2000 Unclassified No

S-1872-0012-0003

End of Mission Report 31/03/1995 15/03/2000 Unclassified No

S-1872-0013

Head of Mission 05/09/1998 13/12/2000

S-1872-0013-0001

Memoranda 07/08/1999 29/02/2000 No

S-1872-0013-0002

Memoranda 27/10/1999 21/02/2000 No

S-1872-0013-0003

Civilian Police (CIVPOL) - memoranda 18/09/1999 23/02/2000 No

S-1872-0013-0004


S-1872-0013-0005


S-1872-0013-0006

Elections 18/05/2000 13/12/2000 No

S-1872-0013-0007

Haitian National Police (HNP) 01/10/1998 02/12/1999 Unclassified No

S-1872-0014

Head of Mission 12/07/1996 28/07/2000

S-1872-0014-0001


01/04/2000 04/07/2000 No

S-1872-0014-0002

Organization of American States (OAS) 21/09/1998 07/08/1999 No

S-1872-0014-0003

Reading file 23/04/1998 28/07/2000 Unclassified No

S-1872-0014-0004


S-1872-0014-0005


S-1872-0014-0006

Code cables - incoming 07/01/1997 04/08/1997 No

S-1872-0015

Head of Mission 05/01/1995 30/12/1997

S-1872-0015-0001


No

S-1872-0015-0002


S-1872-0015-0003


S-1872-0015-0004


No

S-1872-0015-0005


No

S-1872-0015-0006


No

S-1872-0016

Head of Mission 04/10/1993 12/06/1996

S-1872-0016-0001


No

S-1872-0016-0002


No

S-1872-0016-0003


No

S-1872-0016-0005

Code cables - outgoing 28/03/1996 12/06/1996 Confidential No

S-1872-0016-0006


S-1872-0016-0007


S-1872-0016-0004


No

S-1872-0017

Head of Mission 16/03/1995 09/01/1996

S-1872-0017-0001


S-1872-0017-0002


S-1872-0017-0003


No

S-1872-0017-0004


No

S-1872-0017-0005


No

S-1872-0017-0006

Force Commander - code cables - outgoing 25/11/1995 04/01/1996 Confidential No

S-1872-0018

Head of Mission 17/04/1995 24/11/1995

S-1872-0018-0001

Force Commander - code cables - outgoing 10/10/1995 24/11/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0018-0002

Force Commander - code cables - outgoing 28/08/1995 09/10/1995 Confidential No

S-1872-0018-0003


No

S-1872-0018-0004


No

S-1872-0018-0005


No

S-1872-0018-0006


No

S-1872-0019

Head of Mission 09/12/1994 16/04/1995

S-1872-0019-0001


No

S-1872-0019-0002


No

S-1872-0019-0003

Chief of Staff - code cables - outgoing 22/02/1995 13/03/1995 Confidential No

S-1872-0019-0004


S-1872-0019-0005


S-1872-0019-0006

Chief of Staff - code cables - outgoing 09/12/1994 31/12/1994 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0020

Head of Mission 01/04/1994 14/07/1997

S-1872-0020-0001


S-1872-0020-0002


S-1872-0020-0003


S-1872-0020-0004

Chief of Staff - code cables - outgoing 08/10/1994 23/10/1994 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0020-0005

Mission assessments 20/01/1995 31/03/1996 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0020-0006


S-1872-0021

Head of Mission 30/09/1994 01/08/2000

S-1872-0021-0001

Memoranda 10/02/1998 21/05/2000 No

S-1872-0021-0002

Memoranda 01/07/1996 17/11/1999 No

S-1872-0021-0003


S-1872-0021-0004


S-1872-0021-0005


S-1872-0021-0006

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999

01/09/1999 30/09/1999 No

S-1872-0021-0007

Reading file 01/06/1998 01/08/2000 No

S-1872-0022

Head of Mission 12/09/1993 30/06/1996

S-1872-0022-0001

Political correspondence 01/12/1993 18/09/1994 No

S-1872-0022-0002

Status of Mission Agreement (SOMA) betweenthe Government of Haiti (GOH) and the UnitedNations Mission in Haiti (UNMIH)

28/10/1993 28/10/1993 No

S-1872-0022-0003

Status of Mission Agreement (SOMA) betweenthe Government of Haiti (GOH) and the UnitedNations Mission in Haiti (UNMIH)

23/09/1993 30/06/1996 No

S-1872-0022-0004

Status of mission agreement (SOMA) betweenthe Government of Haiti (GOH) and the UnitedNations Mission in Haiti (UNMIH) - drafts

30/09/1993 06/10/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0022-0005

Situation reports - daily and weekly 08/10/1993 27/09/1994 No

S-1872-0022-0006

Faxes - incoming 08/10/1993 27/10/1993 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0022-0007

Faxes - incoming 24/09/1993 27/09/1993 No

S-1872-0022-0008


No

S-1872-0023

Head of Mission 02/08/1993 30/06/1996

S-1872-0023-0001

Faxes - outgoing 23/09/1993 19/11/1993 Confidential No

S-1872-0023-0002

Faxes - outgoing 02/11/1993 17/11/1993 Confidential No

S-1872-0023-0003

Faxes - incoming and outgoing 02/08/1993 08/09/1994 Confidential No

S-1872-0023-0004

Inter-agency coordination on humanitarian andeconomic concerns

11/12/1993 21/07/1994 Unclassified No

S-1872-0023-0005

Reparations for victims of the coup d'etat 01/10/1993 19/10/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0023-0006

Reparations for victims of the coup d'etat 19/10/1993 19/10/1993 No

S-1872-0023-0007

Creation of a national Haitian police force 13/09/1993 13/09/1993 No

S-1872-0023-0008

Amnesty law 30/09/1993 19/10/1993 No

S-1872-0023-0009

United Nations military presence in Haiti 05/10/1993 27/09/1994 Confidential No

S-1872-0023-0010

Notes for the guidance of police monitors 23/09/1993 30/06/1996 Unclassified No

S-1872-0023-0011

Memoranda of Understanding (MOU) andguidelines for troop-contributing countries

13/09/1993 01/10/1993 Confidential No

S-1872-0024

Head of Mission 07/04/1993 26/05/1994

S-1872-0024-0014

Correspondence with the Haitian ArmedForces (FADH)

07/04/1993 03/11/1993 No

S-1872-0024-0015

Correspondence with the Government of Haiti(GOH)

27/10/1993 12/11/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0024-0001

General guidelines for military componentcommander

22/10/1993 09/11/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0024-0002

Rules of Engagement (ROE) 27/10/1993 10/11/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0024-0003

Quatre Pays Amis (Four Friends of Haiti) 10/11/1993 13/12/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0024-0004

Operations meeting minutes 27/10/1993 12/12/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0024-0005

Operations meeting minutes 27/10/1993 02/12/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0024-0006

Meeting minutes 10/08/1993 12/10/1993 Confidential No

S-1872-0024-0007

Correspondence about petroleum embargo 28/10/1993 26/05/1994 Confidential No

S-1872-0024-0008

Tentative financing plan for Haiti 22/07/1993 22/07/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0024-0009

Canadian International Development Agency(CIDA) program

11/10/1993 28/10/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0024-0010

Government of Haiti (GOH) financialreparation

13/09/1993 13/09/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0024-0011

Letters of appeal to the United Nations SpecialEnvoy to Haiti

12/09/1993 09/11/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0024-0012

Comite National de Resolutions de la CriseHaitienne

30/10/1993 02/12/1993 No

S-1872-0024-0013

Letter to President Jean-Bertrand Aristide fromthe Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG)

03/11/1993 03/11/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0025

Head of Mission / Special Envoy for Haiti forthe Secretary-General

01/01/1992 13/12/1997

S-1872-0025-0001

Press releases of the Government of Haiti(GOH)

03/06/1994 12/09/1994 No

S-1872-0025-0002

United Nations field security handbook 01/01/1992 01/01/1992 No

S-1872-0025-0003

Security plan - Haiti 01/07/1994 01/07/1994 Confidential No

S-1872-0025-0004

Office of the Special Envoy 13/09/1993 29/12/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0025-0005

Political correspondence 21/05/1997 13/12/1997 No

S-1872-0025-0006

Advance planning for the United NationsMission in Haiti (UNMIH)

13/07/1994 10/10/1994 No

S-1872-0025-0007

Incoming faxes - Special Envoy to theSecretary-General

13/07/1994 10/10/1994 No

S-1872-0025-0008

Diplomatic invitations to the SpecialRepresentative of the Secretary-General(SRSG)


No

S-1872-0025-0009

Elections 17/12/1992 08/01/1993 No

S-1872-0025-0010

Establishment of an international civilian policeforce

30/06/1993 23/09/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0026

Special Envoy for Haiti for the Secretary-General

17/04/1993 24/07/1994

S-1872-0026-0001

Agreement of Governors Island and the NewYork Pact

03/07/1993 15/11/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0026-0002

Report of the United Nations Advance Team toHaiti

03/09/1993 12/09/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0026-0003

Talking points 03/07/1993 03/07/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0026-0004

Inter-parliamentary Union 17/04/1993 08/07/1993 No

S-1872-0026-0005

Departure of Lieutenant-General Raul Cédras 01/07/1993 21/12/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0026-0006

Security planning 18/06/1993 29/12/1993 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0026-0007

Security planning 13/07/1994 24/07/1994 Confidential No

S-1872-0026-0008

Administrative memoranda 27/05/1993 14/07/1993 No

S-1872-0026-0009

Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)between the General Secretariat of theOrganization of American States (OAS) andthe United Nations International CivilianMission in Haiti (MICIVIH)

24/05/1993 04/03/1994 Unclassified No

S-1872-0026-0010

Centre for Human Rights - course on state-reporting obligations

28/09/1993 22/10/1993 Confidential No

S-1872-0026-0011


S-1872-0026-0012

Government of Haiti (GOH) and politicalparties

26/07/1993 24/01/1994 Unclassified No

S-1872-0027

Special Envoy for Haiti for the Secretary-General

22/05/1989 18/09/1999

S-1872-0027-0001

Correspondence 04/05/1993 09/11/1993 Confidential No

S-1872-0027-0002

Humanitarian assistance 01/03/1993 04/02/1994 Confidential No

S-1872-0027-0003

Humanitarian assistance 28/10/1993 18/09/1999 Unclassified No

S-1872-0027-0004

Humanitarian fuel management plandevelopment and draft document

16/11/1993 30/01/1994 Confidential No

S-1872-0027-0005

Import of petrolium products 29/10/1993 02/11/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0027-0006

Supply and storage of petrolium products 09/11/1993 29/06/1994 Confidential No

S-1872-0027-0007

Administrative sections - Communes 30/08/1993 30/08/1993 No

S-1872-0027-0008

Governors Island Agreement and follow-upmeeting

04/11/1993 04/11/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0027-0009

Haitian Armed Forces (FADH) 11/11/1993 22/05/1999 No

S-1872- Letter from Lieutenant-General Raoul Cédras 22/05/1989 29/09/1993 Unclassified No

0027-0010

of the Haitian Armed Forces (FADH) to theSecretary-General of the United Nations

S-1872-0027-0011

Government of Haiti (GOH) 28/01/1993 15/10/1993 No

S-1872-0027-0012

Political documents 30/09/1993 28/10/1993 No

S-1872-0027-0013

Timeline for the ratification of the PrimeMinister and documents of the Government ofHaiti (GOH)

21/09/1993 03/11/1993 No

S-1872-0028

Special Envoy for Haiti for the Secretary-General / Head of Mission

30/01/1993 09/11/2001

S-1872-0028-0001


S-1872-0028-0002

Press statements 06/10/1993 23/12/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0028-0003

Press statements 30/01/1993 28/10/1994 No

S-1872-0028-0004

Implementation of the Governors IslandAgreement

10/01/1996 11/03/1996 Unclassified No

S-1872-0028-0005

Political Advisor to the Special Envoy -memoranda

16/11/1993 09/11/2001 No

S-1872-0028-0006

Security 30/11/1993 18/01/1994 No

S-1872-0028-0007

Security 03/01/1994 13/07/1994 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0029

Head of Mission 30/11/1995 26/03/1999

S-1872-0029-0001

MICIVIH mandate 31/01/1996 09/02/1996 No

S-1872-0029-0002

MICIVIH mandate 30/11/1995 26/01/1996 Unclassified No

S-1872-0029-0003

MICIVIH mandate 05/12/1995 24/01/1996 No

S-1872-0029-0004

Report on democracy and human rights 01/07/1996 30/07/1996 No

S-1872-0029-0005

Tripartite meetings 09/05/1996 10/03/1997 No

S-1872-0029-0006

Meetings with representatives of theGovernment of Haiti (GOH)

09/10/1996 26/03/1999 No

S-1872-0030

Head of Mission 07/02/1996 07/02/2000

S-1872- Meetings with representatives of the 27/03/1997 08/09/1998 Unclassified No

0030-0001

Government of Haiti (GOH)

S-1872-0030-0002


01/08/1996 02/08/1998 No

S-1872-0030-0003


24/01/1997 07/05/1998 No

S-1872-0030-0004


10/01/1997 01/06/1997 No

S-1872-0030-0005


07/02/1996 25/04/1997 No

S-1872-0030-0006

Communications with United NationsDevelopment Programme (UNDP)

18/01/2000 07/02/2000 No

S-1872-0030-0007


23/10/1996 23/01/1999 No

S-1872-0031

Head of Mission 06/01/1997 03/03/2000

S-1872-0031-0001


20/08/1998 16/11/1998 No

S-1872-0031-0002


08/04/1998 18/09/1998 No

S-1872-0031-0003


23/06/1998 18/09/1998 No

S-1872-0031-0004


06/01/1997 06/01/1998 No

S-1872-0031-0005

Security plan 22/05/1997 03/03/2000 No

S-1872-0031-0006

Security plan 20/08/1998 16/11/1998 Confidential No

S-1872-0032

Head of Mission 24/04/1995 22/04/1999

S-1872-0032-0001

Security plan 14/04/1999 22/04/1999 Unclassified No

S-1872-0032-0002


S-1872-0032-0003


S-1872-0032-0004


S-1872-0032-0005


S-1872- Security plan 29/03/1996 03/11/1997 Confidential No

0032-0006S-1872-0032-0007

Force Standing Operating Procedures (FSOP) 06/11/1997 06/11/1997 Unclassified No

S-1872-0033

Head of Mission 08/07/1996 16/12/1999

S-1872-0033-0001

Conflict resolution training seminar 18/02/1998 04/05/1998 Unclassified No

S-1872-0033-0002

Conflict resolution training seminar 15/07/1997 20/10/1997 Unclassified No

S-1872-0033-0003

Conflict resolution training seminar 08/07/1996 02/04/1997 No

S-1872-0033-0004

Liquidation task force 03/03/1997 16/12/1999 Confidential No

S-1872-0033-0005

Liquidation task force 31/10/1997 31/10/1997 Unclassified No

S-1872-0033-0006

Liquidation plan 23/10/1996 01/08/1997 Unclassified No

S-1872-0033-0007

Liquidation plan 04/08/1997 04/08/1997 Confidential No

S-1872-0034

Head of Mission 19/08/1995 30/07/1999

S-1872-0034-0001

Common Country Assessment Report (CCA) 15/02/1999 30/07/1999 No

S-1872-0034-0002

Civilian Police 03/12/1997 14/05/1999 No

S-1872-0034-0003

Job descriptions 29/01/1998 29/01/1998 Unclassified No

S-1872-0034-0004

Meetings of MICIVIH lawyers - summaries 03/03/1998 03/03/1998 No

S-1872-0034-0005

"Analysis of the Haitian Judicial System,"Ministry of Justice report

19/08/1995 01/02/1997 No

S-1872-0034-0006

Section des Affaires Juridiques et duRenforcement Institutionnel (SAJRI) - weeklyactivities

12/05/1998 07/07/1998 No

S-1872-0034-0007

Reports and memoranda 21/10/1996 17/11/1997 No

S-1872-0035

Head of Mission 27/10/1994 01/12/1997

S-1872-0035-0001


S-1872- Reports and memoranda 23/01/1997 16/05/1997 No

0035-0002S-1872-0035-0003

Reports and memoranda 07/04/1995 20/05/1996 Confidential No

S-1872-0035-0004


S-1872-0035-0005

Situation reports - daily 19/12/1994 09/04/1995 Confidential No

S-1872-0035-0006


S-1872-0036

Head of Mission 30/01/1995 11/02/2000

S-1872-0036-0001

Faxes - incoming and outgoing 26/09/1996 17/01/2000 No

S-1872-0036-0002


S-1872-0036-0003


S-1872-0036-0004

Internal memoranda 24/10/1996 11/02/2000 No

S-1872-0036-0005


S-1872-0036-0006


S-1872-0037

Head of Mission 19/01/1996 20/10/1999

S-1872-0037-0001

Memoranda 14/04/1998 20/10/1999 No

S-1872-0037-0002

Memoranda 10/12/1996 31/03/1998 No

S-1872-0037-0003

Memoranda 05/08/1997 21/11/1997 No

S-1872-0037-0004

Memoranda 22/05/1996 14/10/1998 No

S-1872-0037-0005

Memoranda 19/01/1996 05/09/1996 No

S-1872-0037-0006

Promotion and Protection of Human Rights(PPHR)

05/03/1997 30/11/1998 Unclassified No

S-1872-0037-0007

Promotion and Protection of Human Rights(PPHR)

03/09/1997 06/04/1998 No

S- Head of Mission 04/05/1995 29/04/1998

1872-0038

S-1872-0038-0001

Coordination, Analysis, and Reports Unit(CARU)


No

S-1872-0038-0002

Coordination, Analysis, and Reports Unit(CARU)


No

S-1872-0038-0003

Civic Education Project 17/12/1996 28/04/1998 No

S-1872-0038-0004

Conferences 08/07/1996 05/05/1997 No

S-1872-0038-0005

Conflict Analysis - programme 02/04/1996 24/09/1997 No

S-1872-0038-0006


S-1872-0039

Head of Mission 18/07/1995 20/07/1999

S-1872-0039-0001

Human Rights Day in Haiti 25/10/1995 09/12/1996 No

S-1872-0039-0002

Seminars 05/09/1996 19/09/1997 No

S-1872-0039-0003

Seminars 05/08/1996 23/04/1997 No

S-1872-0039-0004

Vigilance brigades 18/07/1995 18/07/1995 Unclassified No

S-1872-0039-0005

Cité Soleil Commune, West Department -incident


No

S-1872-0039-0006

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - reportsand memoranda


No

S-1872-0039-0007

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - reportsand memoranda


No

S-1872-0040

Head of Mission 17/02/1995 08/09/1998

S-1872-0040-0001

Arrests 25/04/1996 08/09/1998 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0040-0002


No

S-1872-0040-0003


No

S-1872-0040-0004


No

S-1872- Arrests 23/01/1996 25/06/1998 Strictly No

0040-0005

confidential

S-1872-0040-0006


No

S-1872-0041

Head of Mission 26/08/1992 27/05/1999

S-1872-0041-0001

Assassinations 03/10/1995 16/09/1997 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0041-0002

Expulsions 18/07/1995 29/09/1995 Unclassified No

S-1872-0041-0003

Human rights of Haitian women - violations 25/11/1996 12/02/1998 No

S-1872-0041-0004

Rights of children 15/11/1994 27/05/1999 No

S-1872-0041-0005

Reports on the human rights situation in Haiti 26/08/1992 16/05/1994 No

S-1872-0041-0006

Reports on the human rights situation in Haiti 19/01/1993 12/05/1994 No

S-1872-0041-0007

Training and Management DevelopmentAcademy (AFPEC)

09/10/1996 16/12/1996 No

S-1872-0041-0008

Human Rights Fund 05/09/1996 25/06/1998 No

S-1872-0042

Head of Mission 12/09/1995 05/11/1999

S-1872-0042-0001

National Institute of Agrarian Reform (INARA) 05/11/1996 29/05/1998 No

S-1872-0042-0002

Assistance to Victims of Violence Movement(MAPVIV)

08/01/1998 23/10/1998 No

S-1872-0042-0003


09/01/1997 03/02/1998 No

S-1872-0042-0004

Community Organization for RuralDevelopment (OCODER)

19/08/1996 10/03/1997 No

S-1872-0042-0005

United States Embassy - human rights reports- monthly

26/09/1996 17/07/1998 Unclassified No

S-1872-0042-0006

Haitian National Police (HNP) - evaluation 01/06/1998 31/08/1998 No

S-1872-0042-0007

Haitian National Police (HNP) - evaluation 03/02/1998 31/05/1998 No

S-1872-0042-0008

Haitian National Police (HNP) 12/09/1995 05/11/1999 No

S-1872- Haitian National Police (HNP) 03/04/1998 19/03/1999 No

0042-0009

S-1872-0043

Head of Mission 13/10/1995 22/04/1999

S-1872-0043-0001

Haitian National Police (HNP) - weekly reports 09/03/1998 22/04/1999 No

S-1872-0043-0002

Civilian Police (CIVPOL) - reports andmemoranda

13/10/1995 24/04/1998 No

S-1872-0043-0003

Civilian Police (CIVPOL) - weekly reports 19/04/1997 02/01/1998 No

S-1872-0043-0004


S-1872-0043-0005


S-1872-0043-0006

Civilian Police (CIVPOL) - weekly informationsummaries

27/01/1997 14/11/1997 Confidential No

S-1872-0043-0007

Haitian National Police (HNP) - weekly reports 22/01/1996 02/02/1998 No

S-1872-0044

Head of Mission 26/03/1996 14/03/1999

S-1872-0044-0001


S-1872-0044-0002


S-1872-0044-0003


S-1872-0044-0004


S-1872-0044-0005


S-1872-0044-0006


S-1872-0044-0007

Haitian National Police (HNP) monitoringcommittee meetings

13/01/1997 18/08/1997 No

S-1872-0045

Head of Mission 05/04/1993 07/09/1998

S-1872-0045-0001

Forensic anthropology 23/02/1997 03/03/1997 No

S-1872-0045-0002

Forensic anthropology 05/05/1995 22/05/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872- Investigations 30/12/1996 07/04/1998 No

0045-0003S-1872-0045-0004

Investigations 06/08/1993 08/10/1993 No

S-1872-0045-0005

Operation orders - Civilian Police (CIVPOL) 01/09/1996 07/10/1996 Confidential No

S-1872-0045-0006

Civilian Police (CIVPOL) 19/10/1995 07/09/1998 No

S-1872-0045-0007

International Police Monitors (IPM) 21/02/1995 13/09/1995 No

S-1872-0045-0008

Police matters 23/09/1996 10/10/1996 No

S-1872-0045-0009

Prisons 29/10/1996 27/11/1996 No

S-1872-0045-0010

Visits to prisons 05/04/1993 15/12/1993 No

S-1872-0047

Head of Mission 29/04/1993 08/02/2000

S-1872-0047-0001

United States Task-Force on Justice andSecurity - meeting minutes

20/06/1997 04/11/1998 Unclassified No

S-1872-0047-0002

École de la Magistrature 24/04/1998 14/12/1998 No

S-1872-0047-0003

École de la Magistrature - programme ofinstruction

14/08/1997 15/10/1997 No

S-1872-0047-0004

Project d'Administration Judiciaire (PAJ) 20/09/1996 21/02/1997 No

S-1872-0047-0005

Meeting summaries on reparation and reformof the judicial system

20/08/1997 12/09/1997 No

S-1872-0047-0006

Report sur le system judiciaire en Haiti 31/05/1996 31/05/1996 No

S-1872-0047-0007

Diagnostic reports - justice, police, and prisons 28/01/1997 18/08/1997 No

S-1872-0047-0008

Refugee and migration affairs 29/04/1993 29/04/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0047-0009

Administration and coordination of observers 08/06/1994 14/09/1994 No

S-1872-0047-0010

Mayor of Port-au-Prince 21/09/1993 01/10/1993 No

S-1872-0047-0011

Minister of Economy and Finance 20/02/1997 28/05/1997 No

S-1872- Secretary of State for Youth and Sports 20/05/1995 17/10/1995 No

0047-0012S-1872-0047-0013

Minister of Foreign Affairs 09/02/1996 10/09/1998 No

S-1872-0047-0014

National Office of Migration 23/09/1997 25/09/1997 No

S-1872-0047-0015

Office of the Prime Minister 02/03/1995 08/02/2000 No

S-1872-0048

Head of Mission 07/05/1993 10/02/2000

S-1872-0048-0001

Minister of External Affairs 14/05/1998 14/05/1998 No

S-1872-0048-0002

Minister of the Condition of Women and of theRights of Women

18/09/1996 08/10/1998 No

S-1872-0048-0003

Minister of Social Affairs 07/09/1999 01/10/1999 No

S-1872-0048-0004

Office of the President of the Government ofHaiti (GOH)

18/03/1996 12/10/1998 No

S-1872-0048-0005

Correspondence with the Government of Haiti(GOH)

30/04/1996 05/03/1999 No

S-1872-0048-0006

Minister of the Interior 29/07/1996 29/04/1997 No

S-1872-0048-0007

Minister of Culture 26/04/1996 17/12/1996 No

S-1872-0048-0008

Minister of Agriculture, Natural Resources, andRural Development

06/03/1996 06/03/1996 No

S-1872-0048-0009

Secretary of State for Literacy (SEA) 27/01/1997 26/11/1999 No

S-1872-0048-0010

Ministry of National Education 22/04/1996 10/02/2000 No

S-1872-0048-0011

Embassy of the Government of the Republicof Argentina

19/12/1995 08/03/1999 No

S-1872-0048-0012

Embassy of the Government of theCommonwealth of the Bahamas

21/11/1995 02/03/1998 No

S-1872-0048-0013

Consulate General of the Government of theKingdom of Belgium

11/06/1996 11/12/1996 No

S-1872-0048-0014

Ministry of Justice of the Government of theRepublic of Bolivia

15/12/1995 19/08/1996 No

S-1872-0048-0015

Embassy of the Government of Brazil 13/11/1995 02/06/1997 No

S-1872- Embassy of the Government of Canada 19/06/1996 03/02/2000 No

0048-0016S-1872-0048-0017

Embassy of the Government of the Republicof Chile

07/10/1995 22/07/1998 No

S-1872-0048-0018

Embassy of the Republic of China 02/04/1997 27/05/1997 No

S-1872-0048-0019

Embassy of the Government of the Republicof Columbia

09/07/1996 20/07/1997 No

S-1872-0048-0020

Embassy of the Government of the Republicof Cuba

03/03/1997 03/03/1997 No

S-1872-0048-0021

Embassy of the Government of the DominicanRepublic

04/03/1999 04/03/1999 No

S-1872-0048-0022

Embassy of the Government of theGovernment of El Salvador

19/05/1996 21/11/1996 No

S-1872-0048-0023

Delegation of the European Commission 07/05/1993 07/05/1998 No

S-1872-0048-0024

Embassy of the Government of the Republicof France

28/07/1993 14/01/1997 No

S-1872-0048-0025

Embassy of the Government of the Republicof France

13/01/1997 15/09/1998 No

S-1872-0049

Head of Mission 06/08/1994 08/02/2000

S-1872-0049-0001

Embassy of the Government of the FederalRepublic of Germany

22/03/1997 05/03/1999 No

S-1872-0049-0002

Consulate of the Government of the Republicof Ghana


No

S-1872-0049-0003

Consulate of the Government of the HellenicRepublic

02/07/1998 02/07/1998 No

S-1872-0049-0004

Embassy of the Government of the State ofIsrael

06/11/1995 06/11/1995 No

S-1872-0049-0005

Embassy of the Government of the ItalianRepublic

15/02/1996 15/02/1996 No

S-1872-0049-0006

Embassy of the Government of Japan 24/03/1995 12/06/1998 No

S-1872-0049-0007

Embassy of the Government of the UnitedMexican States

17/07/1995 19/02/1998 No

S-1872-0049-0008

Embassy of the Government of theNetherlands

01/07/1995 04/11/1997 No

S-1872-0049-0009

Embassy of the Government of the Kingdomof Norway

07/01/1997 27/01/1997 No

S-1872- Apolistic Nuncio 25/09/1995 11/11/1996 No

0049-0010S-1872-0049-0011

Embassy of the Government of the Republicof Panama

10/05/1995 07/10/1995 No

S-1872-0049-0013

Embassy of the Government of the SwissFederation

27/06/1995 28/04/1998 No

S-1872-0049-0014

Embassy of the Government of the UnitedKingdom

19/06/1996 15/09/1997 No

S-1872-0049-0015

Embassy of the Government of the UnitedStates of America

25/03/1996 08/02/2000 Unclassified No

S-1872-0049-0016

Embassy of the Government of the BolivianRepublic of Venezuela

25/10/1995 07/05/1998 No

S-1872-0049-0017

United States Agency for InternationalDevelopment (USAID)

29/07/1996 20/10/1997 Unclassified No

S-1872-0049-0018

United Nations Office at Geneva - Centre forHuman Rights

07/02/1995 21/05/1996 No

S-1872-0049-0019

United Nations Office, Vienna 18/11/1996 18/11/1996 No

S-1872-0049-0020

Inter-agency cooperation 21/07/1996 21/07/1998 No

S-1872-0049-0021

World Bank Consulting Group 24/03/1998 24/03/1998 No

S-1872-0049-0022

International Criminal Tribunal for the FormerYugoslavia (ICTY)

28/11/1996 28/11/1996 Unclassified No

S-1872-0049-0023

Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) ofthe United Nations

17/03/1995 27/08/1998 No

S-1872-0049-0024

United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) 06/08/1994 09/12/1998 No

S-1872-0049-0012

Government of the Kingdom of Sweden 02/06/1997 04/06/1997 No

S-1872-0050

Head of Mission 09/11/1990 05/03/1998

S-1872-0050-0001

International Civilian Mission in Haiti(MICIVIH), Media Affairs

20/04/1993 01/10/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0050-0002

Research Center for Development andDemocracy (CEREDO) ; International RepublicInstitute

03/09/1993 13/09/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0050-0003

Humanitarian assistance 08/02/1993 16/11/1993 No

S-1872-0050-0004

Haitian Armed Forces (FADH) -correspondence

16/01/1993 17/03/1993 No

S-1872- Haitian Armed Forces (FADH) - 26/04/1993 06/05/1993 No

0050-0005

correspondence

S-1872-0050-0006

Office of the Prime Minister of the Governmentof the Republic of Haiti

17/03/1993 19/03/1993 No

S-1872-0050-0007

Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Haiti 23/03/1993 25/03/1993 No

S-1872-0050-0008

Letters from political parties 09/11/1990 08/12/1992 No

S-1872-0050-0009

Political organizations 25/04/1993 03/12/1993 No

S-1872-0050-0010

Political organizations 03/12/1992 04/06/1993 No

S-1872-0050-0011

Syndicated organizations 27/10/1992 10/12/1993 No

S-1872-0050-0012

Unité de Sécurité Générale 25/10/1996 20/11/1996 No

S-1872-0050-0013

Organization de Secours pour les Demunis(ORSED)

13/02/1997 13/02/1997 No

S-1872-0050-0014

Human Rights Watch (HRW) reports 24/07/1997 05/03/1998 Unclassified No

S-1872-0050-0015

International Monetary Fund (IMF) 14/04/1997 14/04/1997 No

S-1872-0050-0016

National Coalition for Haitian Rights (NCHR) 21/08/1995 01/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1872-0050-0017

Federation Internationale des Societes de laCroix-Rouge et du Croissant-Rouge /International Federation of Red Cross andRed Crescent Societies

09/03/1995 14/12/1995 No

S-1872-0051

Head of Mission 16/11/1993 24/02/2000

S-1872-0051-0001

Amnesty International 04/10/1996 29/11/1999 No

S-1872-0051-0002

Congolese Observatory of Human Rights 20/01/1997 20/01/1997 No

S-1872-0051-0003

Doctors of the World 16/11/1993 22/08/1998 No

S-1872-0051-0004

Friends of Haiti 29/04/1998 05/10/1999 No

S-1872-0051-0005

Inter-American Development Bank 26/08/1997 29/09/1999 No

S-1872-0051-0006

International Organization for Migration 25/06/1996 29/06/1996 No

S-1872-0051-0007

United Nations Educational, Scientific, andCultural Organization (UNESCO)

23/01/1995 24/09/1995 No

S-1872-0051-0008

United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) 24/06/1996 24/02/2000 No

S-1872-0051-0009

United Nations High Commissioner forRefugees (UNHCR)

22/02/1995 29/04/1996 No

S-1872-0051-0010

World Food Programme 06/10/1998 25/11/1998 No

S-1872-0052

Head of Mission 21/02/1995 05/02/2000

S-1872-0052-0001

World Health Organization 16/04/1996 24/08/1996 No

S-1872-0052-0002

Weekly summaries 23/07/1997 08/04/1998 No

S-1872-0052-0003

Weekly summaries 22/01/1997 15/07/1997 No

S-1872-0052-0004

Security management 27/05/1998 11/11/1999 Unclassified No

S-1872-0052-0005

Information coordination 21/02/1995 12/11/1996 No

S-1872-0052-0006

Military Operations Centre 06/02/1996 16/12/1997 Confidential No

S-1872-0052-0007

Airport authority 16/07/1996 01/02/1997 No

S-1872-0052-0008

Television broadcasts 21/09/1998 05/02/2000 No

S-1872-0053

Head of Mission 26/08/1996 08/12/1999

S-1872-0053-0001


S-1872-0053-0002


S-1872-0053-0003

Radio and television broadcasts 14/09/1999 14/09/1999 No

S-1872-0053-0004

Radio and television broadcasts 01/01/1998 13/09/1999 No

S-1872-0053-0005

Press and Information Unit 30/03/1998 08/12/1999 No

S-1872-0053-0006


S-1872-0053-0007


S-1872-0053-0008

MICIVIH web site 23/10/1996 28/11/1996 No

S-1872-0054

Head of Mission 14/04/1993 24/02/2000

S-1872-0054-0001

Records retention procedures 11/08/1995 14/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1872-0054-0002

List of donors 01/01/1996 31/01/1996 No

S-1872-0054-0003

Donors conference 20/04/1996 20/01/1998 No

S-1872-0054-0004

Contingency plans and geographic watch lists 27/06/1996 06/01/1997 Confidential No

S-1872-0054-0005

Memoranda 12/07/1993 16/09/1993 No

S-1872-0054-0006

Operations - general 27/01/1998 24/02/2000 No

S-1872-0054-0007


S-1872-0055

Head of Mission 24/11/1992 26/01/1998

S-1872-0055-0001

Operations - general 18/12/1996 26/01/1998 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0055-0002

Operations - general 25/08/1997 06/09/1997 Unclassified No

S-1872-0055-0003

Operations - general 08/01/1996 20/11/1996 Unclassified No

S-1872-0055-0004


S-1872-0055-0005


S-1872-0055-0006


S-1872-0055-0007


S-1872-0056

Head of Mission 07/12/1992 19/11/1993

S-1872-0056-0001


S-1872-0056-0002


S-1872-0056-0003


S-1872-0056-0004


S-1872-0056-0005


S-1872-0056-0006


S-1872-0056-0007


S-1872-0057

Head of Mission 18/07/1995 31/03/1998

S-1872-0057-0001

Elections 12/05/1997 25/11/1997 No

S-1872-0057-0002

Elections 10/06/1997 31/03/1998 No

S-1872-0057-0003

Elections 07/05/1997 31/03/1998 No

S-1872-0057-0004

Elections 18/07/1995 12/11/1997 No

S-1872-0057-0005

Elections 07/07/1997 04/12/1997 No

S-1872-0057-0006

Elections 25/04/1997 28/05/1997 No

S-1872-0058

Head of Mission 27/02/1995 27/05/1997

S-1872-0058-0001

Elections 19/05/1995 27/05/1997 No

S-1872-0058-0002

Elections 10/02/1997 21/04/1997 No

S-1872-0058-0003

Elections 04/04/1997 07/04/1997 No

S-1872-0058-0004

Elections 05/02/1997 04/05/1997 No

S-1872-0058-0005

Elections 02/04/1997 03/04/1997 No

S-1872-0058-0006

Elections 27/02/1995 11/02/1997 No

S-1872-0058-0007

Elections 20/02/1996 30/01/1997 No

S-1872-0059

Head of Mission 07/03/1995 09/12/1996

S-1872-0059-0001

Elections 31/01/1996 09/12/1996 No

S-1872-0059-0002

Elections 20/02/1996 20/02/1996 No

S-1872-0059-0003

Elections 28/04/1995 28/11/1995 No

S-1872-0059-0004

Elections 03/08/1995 29/08/1995 No

S-1872-0059-0005

Elections 07/03/1995 01/08/1995 Confidential No

S-1872-0059-0006

Elections 21/06/1995 30/06/1995 No

S-1872-0060

Head of Mission 09/01/1995 21/06/1995

S-1872-0060-0001

Elections 01/06/1995 21/06/1995 No

S-1872-0060-0002

Elections 09/05/1995 11/05/1995 Confidential No

S-1872-0060-0003

Elections 03/05/1995 08/05/1995 No

S-1872-0060-0004

Elections 07/04/1995 25/04/1995 No

S-1872-0060-0005

Elections 16/03/1995 07/04/1995 No

S-1872-0060-0006

Elections 09/01/1995 02/03/1995 No

S-1872-0061

Head of Mission 01/09/1995 07/09/1999

S-1872-0061-0001

Elections - Organisation of American States(OAS) - Election Observation Mission in Haiti

16/04/1996 06/05/1998 Unclassified No

S-1872-0061-0002



No

S-1872-0061-0003



No

S-1872-0061-0004

Mandate renewal 24/01/1996 03/06/1997 Confidential No

S-1872-0061-0005

Planning for conclusion of mission 16/04/1996 06/05/1998 Confidential No

S-1872-0061-0006

Correspondence 26/08/1999 07/09/1999 No

S-1872-0061-0007


S-1872-0061-0008


S-1872-0062

Head of Mission 15/11/1994 17/12/1998

S-1872-0062-0001


S-1872-0062-0002


S-1872-0062-0003


S-1872-0062-0004

Correspondence - internal 16/01/1998 14/12/1998 No

S-1872-0062-0005

Correspondence - internal 21/04/1995 25/11/1997 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0062-0006

Correspondence - external 07/01/1998 17/12/1998 No

S-1872-0062-0007


S-1872-0062-0008


S-1872-0062-0009


S-1872-0063

Head of Mission 30/11/1994 17/02/2000

S-1872-0063-0001


S-1872-0063-0002

Reports 19/09/1997 17/02/2000 Unclassified No

S-1872-0063-0003

Reports 30/11/1994 11/10/1996 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0063-0004

Reports - Economic and Social Council(ECOSOC) Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Haiti

24/05/1999 02/07/1999 Unclassified No

S-1872-0063-0005


S-1872-0063-0006

Coordinator meetings 29/07/1996 27/03/1998 No

S-1872-0063-0007

Coordinator meetings 25/11/1995 12/03/1996 No

S-1872-0063-0008

Coordination workshop for Chiefs of UnitedNations agencies

05/05/1998 01/09/1998 No

S-1872-0063-0009

Conferences on 10th anniversary of Haiti'sConstitution

29/04/1997 06/05/1997 Unclassified No

S-1872-0063-0010

Aspen Institute Conference 19/05/1997 30/06/1999 Confidential No

S-1872-0064

Head of Mission 16/11/1977 12/01/2000

S-1872-0064-0001

Investigations 18/01/1998 30/12/1999 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0064-0002

Investigations 26/03/1997 25/06/1999 No

S-1872-0064-0003

Investigations - Fort Liberte, Hinche,Mirebalais, and Titanyen


No

S-1872-0064-0004

Investigations - agricultural land conflicts 18/03/1997 21/04/1998 No

S-1872-0064-0006

Seminars and training 28/02/1997 19/01/1998 Unclassified No

S-1872-0064-0007

Leon Jeune 16/11/1977 02/07/1999 No

S-1872-0064-0005

Organizational charts and deployment 01/03/1996 17/12/1998 Unclassified No

S-1872-0065

Head of Mission 30/04/1993 02/03/2000

S-1872-0065-0003

Vision 2000 radio station 23/12/1996 08/09/1998 No

S-1872-0065-0001

Perez Esquivel 04/06/1998 20/08/1998 No

S-1872-0065-0002

Political parties and addresses 01/06/1995 04/02/2000 Unclassified No

S-1872-0065-0004

Jacmel Carnival float 20/01/1998 19/02/1998 Unclassified No

S-1872-0065-0005

Organization of American States (OAS) 30/04/1993 02/10/1995 Confidential No

S-1872-0065-0006

Organization of American States (OAS) - newmemoranda of understanding

25/06/1997 10/09/1999 Unclassified No

S-1872-0065-0007

Organization of American States (OAS) - Unitfor the Protection of Democracy

30/01/1997 16/10/1997 Confidential No

S-1872-0065-0008

Planning for Mission D'Assistance TechniqueDes Nations Unies Pour Haiti (MATNUH) /International Civilian Support Mission in Haiti(MICAH)

15/11/1999 02/03/2000 Confidential No

S-1872-0066

Head of Mission 02/04/1981 16/11/1999

S-1872-0066-0001

Planning for Mission D'Assistance TechniqueDes Nations Unies Pour Haiti (MATNUH) /International Civilian Support Mission in Haiti(MICAH)

09/09/1999 08/11/1999 Confidential No

S-1872-0066-0002

Commission Justice et Paix du Diocèse desGonaives

27/05/1998 23/09/1998 No

S-1872-0066-0003

Lester B. Pearson Canadian InternationalPeacekeeping Training Centre

26/06/1996 25/03/1999 Unclassified No

S-1872-0066-0004

Zanfan Tradisyon Ayisyen (Zantray),organization supporting vodou

02/04/1981 06/09/1999 No

S-1872-0066-0005

Non-governmental organizations (NGO) 10/03/1997 16/11/1999 No

S-1872-0066-0006

Miscellaneous 29/01/1997 13/11/1999 No

S-1872-0066-0007

Human rights 14/12/1993 28/12/1995 No

S-1872-0066-0008

Human rights - assassinations 08/12/1993 23/05/1995 No

S-1872-0066-0009

Human rights - abuses 31/08/1993 06/11/1995 No

S-1872-0067

Head of Mission 27/07/1993 14/12/1995

S-1872-0067-0001

Institutional government reconstruction -human rights education

21/11/1994 27/04/1995 No

S-1872-0067-0002

Institutional government reconstruction -human rights education

27/07/1993 11/11/1994 No

S-1872-0067-0004

Institutional government reconstruction -National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ)

27/11/1994 24/04/1995 No

S-1872-0067-0003

Institutional government reconstruction -National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ)

25/04/1995 28/07/1995 No

S-1872-0067-0005

Institutional government reconstruction -judicial reform

07/04/1995 14/12/1995 No

S-1872-0067-0006

Institutional government reconstruction -judicial reform


No

S-1872- Institutional government reconstruction - 29/11/1994 13/01/1995 No

0067-0007

judicial reform

S-1872-0068

Head of Mission 20/12/1994 05/01/1996

S-1872-0068-0001

Institutional government reconstruction -prisons / National Penitentiary Administration(APENA)

06/06/1995 05/01/1996 No

S-1872-0068-0002



No

S-1872-0068-0003


20/01/1995 13/02/1995 No

S-1872-0068-0004

Ministry of Justice and Public Security 20/12/1994 18/12/1995 No

S-1872-0068-0005

Information and Press Unit 10/07/1995 20/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0068-0006

Information and Press Unit 20/02/1995 07/07/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0069

Head of Mission 09/02/1993 20/12/1995

S-1872-0069-0001

Press releases 17/07/1995 20/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1872-0069-0002

Press releases 08/09/1993 14/07/1995 No

S-1872-0069-0003

Medical Unit 05/05/1995 16/11/1995 No

S-1872-0069-0004

Medical Unit 30/03/1994 12/04/1995 No

S-1872-0069-0005

Administrative Liaison Office 14/03/1994 27/07/1995 Unclassified No

S-1872-0069-0006

Operations 03/02/1994 21/09/1995 Unclassified No

S-1872-0069-0007

Mission terms of reference 09/02/1993 20/04/1994 No

S-1872-0069-0008


No

S-1872-0070

Head of Mission 11/02/1993 15/07/1994

S-1872-0070-0001


S-1872-0070-0002


No

S-1872- Memoranda - internal 11/02/1993 24/06/1994 No

0070-0003S-1872-0070-0004

Situation reports - daily 10/12/1993 08/07/1994 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0070-0005

Reports 31/03/1994 04/07/1994 No

S-1872-0070-0006

Meeting minutes 30/03/1993 10/05/1993 Unclassified No

S-1872-0070-0007

Security 01/09/1993 15/07/1994 No

S-1872-0070-0008

Security 30/03/1993 12/07/1994 No

S-1872-0070-0009

Security - situation reports - weekly 18/03/1994 01/07/1994 Confidential No

S-1872-0070-0010

Security - threats and incidents involving localand international staff

23/03/1994 08/07/1994 No

S-1872-0071

Head of Mission 01/10/1991 12/07/1994

S-1872-0071-0001

Press 18/02/1993 19/08/1993 No

S-1872-0071-0002

Commission Justice et Paix du Diocèse desGonaives

14/06/1993 22/04/1994 No

S-1872-0071-0003


S-1872-0071-0004

Jean-Bertrand Aristide 29/10/1993 06/07/1994 No

S-1872-0071-0005

Ministries 03/01/1994 12/07/1994 No

S-1872-0071-0006

Ministry of Foreign Affairs 23/10/1992 24/09/1993 No

S-1872-0071-0007

Bills on the establishment of the HaitianNational Police (HNP)

01/10/1991 18/04/1994 No

S-1872-0071-0008

Haitian Parliament 25/01/1993 11/05/1994 No

S-1872-0071-0009

Commission Presidentielle and ConseilCommunal de Port-au-Prince

25/11/1992 10/01/1994 No

S-1872-0071-0010

Petition supporting politician Serge Gilles 26/04/1993 26/04/1993 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0071-0011

International institutions and diplomatic corps 23/11/1992 11/07/1994 No

S-1872- Miscellaneous 03/03/1993 16/05/1994 No

0071-0012

S-1872-0072

Head of Mission 07/11/1997 27/01/2000

S-1872-0072-0001

Chronological file 03/05/1999 27/01/2000 No

S-1872-0072-0002


S-1872-0072-0003


S-1872-0072-0004


S-1872-0072-0005


S-1872-0072-0006


S-1872-0073

Head of Mission 01/08/1996 31/12/1997

S-1872-0073-0001


S-1872-0073-0002


S-1872-0073-0003


S-1872-0073-0004


S-1872-0073-0005


S-1872-0073-0006


S-1872-0074

Head of Mission 05/01/1996 12/12/1996

S-1872-0074-0001


S-1872-0074-0002


S-1872-0074-0003


S-1872-0074-0004


S-1872- Faxes - outgoing 18/09/1996 12/12/1996 No

0074-0005S-1872-0074-0006

Faxes - outgoing 05/07/1996 16/09/1996 No

S-1872-0076

Head of Mission 03/01/1995 20/12/1995

S-1872-0076-0001


S-1872-0076-0002


S-1872-0076-0003


S-1872-0076-0004


S-1872-0076-0005


S-1872-0076-0006


S-1872-0077

Head of Mission 06/07/1994 26/06/1995

S-1872-0077-0001


S-1872-0077-0002


S-1872-0077-0003


S-1872-0077-0004


S-1872-0077-0005


S-1872-0077-0006


S-1872-0077-0007


S-1872-0078

Head of Mission 17/02/1993 06/12/1994

S-1872-0078-0001


S-1872-0078-0002


S-1872- Faxes - incoming and outgoing 17/02/1993 11/03/1993 No

0078-0003S-1872-0078-0004

Faxes - outgoing 02/09/1993 06/12/1994 No

S-1872-0078-0005

Correspondence with the SupremeCommander of the Haitian Armed Forces(FADH)

22/04/1993 12/10/1993 No

S-1872-0078-0006

Official correspondence 13/07/1994 07/09/1994 No

S-1872-0078-0007

Official correspondence 16/04/1993 31/08/1993 No

S-1872-0079

Head of Mission 26/02/1993 23/05/1997

S-1872-0079-0001

Dossier - reports of MICIVIH activities 27/05/1993 09/08/1993 No

S-1872-0079-0002

Dossier - reports of MICIVIH activities 12/05/1993 21/07/1993 No

S-1872-0079-0003

Dossier - correspondence with the de factogovernment of Haiti

08/04/1993 30/08/1993 No

S-1872-0079-0004

Dossier - miscellaneous 26/02/1993 23/08/1993 No

S-1872-0079-0005

Weekly reports from bases 16/04/1995 07/01/1996 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0079-0006

Weekly reports from bases 01/02/1995 26/03/1997 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0079-0007

Executive summaries 31/03/1996 23/05/1997 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0079-0008

Security meetings - minutes 16/05/1995 30/11/1995 No

S-1872-0079-0009

Human rights 10/07/1995 19/04/1997 No

S-1872-0080

Head of Mission 12/11/1993 29/05/1997

S-1872-0080-0001

Crime 01/02/1995 03/01/1997 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0080-0002

Public unrest 16/03/1995 20/03/1997 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0080-0003

Civilian Police - incidents 11/09/1995 01/08/1996 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0080-0004


S-1872- Interim Public Security Force (IPSF) 06/04/1995 25/10/1995 Strictly No

0080-0005

confidential

S-1872-0080-0006

Police Communale 27/09/1995 17/11/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0080-0007

Haitian National Police (HNP) 11/07/1995 29/05/1997 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0080-0008

Judiciary 29/05/1995 24/05/1997 No

S-1872-0080-0009

Judiciary 30/01/1995 04/04/1997 No

S-1872-0080-0010

Prisons 21/05/1995 27/03/1997 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0080-0011

Prisons 22/09/1995 26/07/1996 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0080-0012

Prisons 31/05/1995 21/09/1995 No

S-1872-0081

Head of Mission 24/08/1993 23/05/1997

S-1872-0081-0001

Detention centers 12/06/1995 23/05/1997 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0081-0002

Electoral operations 19/04/1995 15/10/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0081-0003

Electoral observation 24/03/1995 22/12/1995 No

S-1872-0081-0004

Election incidents 03/03/1995 24/04/1997 No

S-1872-0081-0005

Political campaigns 14/02/1995 07/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0081-0006

Civic education 18/08/1995 22/05/1997 Unclassified No

S-1872-0081-0007

Presidential matters 07/02/1995 14/03/1997 No

S-1872-0081-0008

Non-governmental organizations (NGO) 01/02/1995 27/03/1997 Unclassified No

S-1872-0081-0009

Local government 11/05/1995 26/04/1997 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0081-0010

Project Development Unit 16/06/1995 27/09/1995 No

S-1872-0081-0011

Security 23/12/1994 09/11/1995 No

S-1872- Medical assistance 24/08/1993 26/01/1996 No

0081-0012S-1872-0081-0013

Miscellaneous 02/02/1995 23/04/1997 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0082

Coordination, Analysis and Reports Unit(CARU)

24/04/1995 15/07/1999

S-1872-0082-0001

"Haitian National Police (HNP) and HumanRights," MICIVIH report, July 1996

01/07/1996 25/05/1999 No

S-1872-0082-0002

Haitian National Police (HNP) - structure 22/06/1996 04/03/1999 No

S-1872-0082-0003

Haitian National Police (HNP) - general 01/12/1995 15/07/1999 No

S-1872-0082-0004


S-1872-0082-0005


S-1872-0082-0006


S-1872-0082-0007

Technical assistance to the institutionaldevelopment of the Haitian National Police(HNP)

01/08/1998 18/09/1998 No

S-1872-0082-0008

Development of the Haitian National Police(HNP) - chronology

31/05/1997 12/06/1997 No

S-1872-0082-0009

Development of the Haitian National Police(HNP) - assessment of criteria

17/07/1995 15/06/1998 No

S-1872-0083


12/09/1995 31/10/1998

S-1872-0083-0001

Strategic Plan for the Development of theHaitian National Police (HNP), 1999-2003

01/10/1998 31/10/1998 No

S-1872-0083-0002

Haitian National Police (HNP) - StandardOperating Procedures (SOP)

15/03/1996 30/04/1997 Unclassified No

S-1872-0083-0003

Haitian National Police (HNP) - Manual of theCommissioner

01/06/1996 30/06/1996 Unclassified No

S-1872-0083-0004

Haitian National Police (HNP) - police stationregister

14/01/1997 14/01/1997 Unclassified No

S-1872-0083-0005

Haitian National Police (HNP) - disciplinaryprocedures

13/12/1996 23/12/1997 No

S-1872-0083-0006

Haitian National Police (HNP) - disciplinaryprocedures and ethics

12/09/1995 27/12/1996 No

S-1872-0084


09/11/1995 28/07/2000

S-1872- Correspondence with the Inspection Générale 01/07/1996 06/11/1999 No

0084-0001

de la Police Nationale d’Haiti (IGPNH)

S-1872-0084-0002

Correspondence with the Inspection Généralede la Police Nationale d’Haiti (IGPNH)

24/04/1996 26/03/1999 No

S-1872-0084-0003

Inspection Générale de la Police Nationaled’Haiti (IGPNH)

24/09/1996 24/10/1996 No

S-1872-0084-0004


02/10/1996 16/01/2000 No

S-1872-0084-0005


10/05/1996 09/11/1998 No

S-1872-0084-0006

Inspection Générale de la Police Nationaled’Haiti (IGPNH) - meetings

08/01/1999 28/07/2000 No

S-1872-0084-0007


26/09/1996 08/10/1998 No

S-1872-0084-0008


09/11/1995 03/05/1999 No

S-1872-0085


02/03/1995 22/02/2000

S-1872-0085-0001

Inspection Générale de la Police Nationaled’Haiti (IGPNH) - report on incidents in CitéSoleil Commune, West Department, 6 March1996


No

S-1872-0085-0002

Haitian National Police (HNP) - GeneralSecurity Unit of the National Palace andPresidential Security Unit

02/03/1995 17/10/1997 No

S-1872-0085-0003

Haitian National Police (HNP) - Body ofMinisterial Security


No

S-1872-0085-0004

Haitian National Police (HNP) - municipalpolice

26/05/1996 13/12/1996 No

S-1872-0085-0005

Haitian National Police (HNP) - judicial police 17/05/1998 22/02/2000 No

S-1872-0085-0006

Haitian National Police (HNP) - judicial police 10/07/1998 09/09/1998 No

S-1872-0085-0007

Haitian National Police (HNP) - NationalIntelligence Service


No

S-1872-0085-0008

Haitian National Police (HNP) - communitypolicing

01/08/1995 24/03/1999 No

S-1872-0085-0009

Haitian National Police (HNP) - redeploymentplans

01/02/1997 31/03/1997 No

S-1872-0086


30/06/1995 28/06/2000

S-1872-0086-0001

Correspondence with government ministersabout the Haitian National Police (HNP)

19/10/1995 28/06/2000 No

S-1872-0086-0002

Meetings with non-governmental organizationsabout the Haitian National Police (HNP)

12/05/1997 28/02/1999 No

S-1872-0086-0003

MIPONUH meetings on the Haitian NationalPolice (HNP)

03/12/1997 14/05/1999 No

S-1872-0086-0004

UNMIH and MITNUH meetings on the HaitianNational Police (HNP)

30/06/1995 30/11/1997 No

S-1872-0086-0005

Committee to Monitor the Haitian NationalPolice (HNP) - meetings

02/10/1996 18/08/1997 No

S-1872-0086-0006

Haitian National Police (HNP) - police officerskilled

22/03/1996 31/01/2000 No

S-1872-0086-0007

Haitian National Police (HNP) - crime statistics 30/06/1997 02/09/1997 No

S-1872-0086-0008

Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers - statistics


No

S-1872-0086-0009



No

S-1872-0087


01/01/1995 18/10/1999

S-1872-0087-0001



No

S-1872-0087-0002

Haitian National Police (HNP) - cruel,inhumane, and degrading treatmentperpetrated by police officers - statistics


No

S-1872-0087-0003

Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers - lists


No

S-1872-0087-0004



No

S-1872-0087-0005



No

S-1872-0087-0006

Haitian National Police (HNP) - police officersheld in detention


No

S-1872-0087-0007

Haitian National Police (HNP) - police officersheld in detention


No

S-1872-0088


23/01/1995 17/09/1997

S-1872-0088-0001

Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers - legalproceedings

26/02/1997 17/09/1997 No

S-1872-0088-0002

Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers - Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department


No

S-1872-0088-0003

Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers - Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department


No

S-1872-0088-0004

Haitian National Police (HNP) - attack onPolice Commissariat, Port-au-Prince, 18-19August 1996

12/08/1996 06/11/1996 No

S-1872-0088-0005

Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers - Base 2A, SaintMarc, Artibonite Department


No

S-1872-0088-0006

Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers - Base 2A, SaintMarc, Artibonite Department


No

S-1872-0088-0007

Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers - Base 3, LesCayes, South Department


No

S-1872-0088-0008

Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers - Base 4, CapHaitien, North Department


No

S-1872-0088-0009

Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers - Base 4, CapHaitien, North Department


No

S-1872-0089


01/01/1994 19/02/1998

S-1872-0089-0001

Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers - Base 5,Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department and Base 6,Hinche, Central Department


No

S-1872-0089-0002

Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers - Base 9, FortLiberte, North East Department


No

S-1872-0089-0003

Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers


No

S-1872-0089-0004

Haitian National Police (HNP) - abusesperpetrated by police officers


No

S-1872-0089-0005

Abuses perpetrated by members of theConseil d'Administration de la SectionCommunale (CASEC)


No

S-1872-0089-0006

Abuses perpetrated by members of theNational Penitentiary Administration (APENA)


No

S-1872-0089-0007

Abuses perpetrated by members of the InterimPublic Security Force (IPSF)


No

S-1872-0089-0008

Abuses perpetrated by members of the InterimPublic Security Force (IPSF)


No

S-1872-0089-0009

Abuses perpetrated by members of the HaitianArmed Forces (FADH)

10/11/1994 19/02/1998 No

S-1872-0089-0010



No

S-1872-0090


01/01/1994 20/07/1999

S-1872-0090-0001



No

S-1872-0090-



No

0002S-1872-0090-0003



No

S-1872-0090-0004

Multinational Force (MNF) - incidents in LesCayes, South Department


No

S-1872-0090-0005

Cité Soleil, West Department - incidents 16/11/1995 19/01/1996 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0090-0006

Miragoane, Nippes Department - incidents 15/10/1995 13/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0090-0007

Mirebalais, Center Department - incidents 05/02/1998 02/11/1998 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0090-0008


No

S-1872-0090-0009


No

S-1872-0090-0010

Monitoring of human rights violations andjudicial cases

16/10/1996 25/01/1999 No

S-1872-0090-0011

Suspicious deaths 14/05/1996 20/07/1999 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0091


26/05/1994 19/01/2000

S-1872-0091-0001

Popular justice 31/03/1996 19/01/2000 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0091-0002

Popular justice - incidents 12/04/1995 23/04/1999 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0091-0003

Vigilance brigades 16/03/1995 16/08/1999 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0091-0004

Vigilance brigades 12/02/1995 31/07/1995 No

S-1872-0091-0005

Vigilance brigades - Fort Saint Claire, Port-au-Prince, West Department


No

S-1872-0091-0006

Vigilance brigades - Gonaives, ArtiboniteDepartment

06/04/1995 13/07/1995 No

S-1872-0091-0007

Vigilance brigades - Central Plateau 26/05/1994 04/10/1995 No

S-1872-0091-0008

Public demonstrations 30/09/1996 13/01/1999 No

S-1872-0092


19/09/1994 25/02/2000

S-1872-0092-

Guidelines for reporting 04/01/1996 10/02/1999 Strictlyconfidential

No

0001S-1872-0092-0002

Guidelines for reporting 21/12/1994 13/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0092-0003

Progress reports and memoranda 19/09/1994 22/03/1995 Unclassified No

S-1872-0092-0004


No

S-1872-0092-0005


No

S-1872-0092-0006


No

S-1872-0093


04/04/1995 30/09/1998

S-1872-0093-0001


No

S-1872-0093-0002


No

S-1872-0093-0003

Situation and activity reports 31/01/1998 30/09/1998 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0093-0004


No

S-1872-0093-0005


No

S-1872-0093-0006


No

S-1872-0094


13/12/1994 04/02/2000

S-1872-0094-0001

Activity reports - monthly 02/03/1995 11/10/1996 Unclassified No

S-1872-0094-0002

"Human Rights Review," quarterly report 31/12/1998 31/12/1999 Unclassified No

S-1872-0094-0003

Human rights situation reports 30/06/1995 31/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0094-0004


No

S-1872-0094-0005

"Le Courier" newsletter 25/11/1998 25/03/1999 No

S-1872-0094-0006

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -memoranda


No

S-1872-0094-

Base 2, Gonaives, and Base 2B, Saint Marc,Artibonite Department - memoranda


No

0007S-1872-0095


15/10/1998 03/02/2000

S-1872-0095-0001

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -memoranda

09/04/1999 30/11/1999 No

S-1872-0095-0002


09/01/1999 08/05/1999 No

S-1872-0095-0003

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -memoranda

29/04/1999 03/02/2000 No

S-1872-0095-0004


15/10/1998 15/04/1999 No

S-1872-0095-0005

Base 6, Hinche, Central Department -memoranda

07/01/1999 18/06/1999 No

S-1872-0095-0006

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -memoranda


No

S-1872-0095-0007

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- memoranda


No

S-1872-0096


30/04/1993 19/03/2000

S-1872-0096-0001

Report on field visit to Center, North, andNorth East Departments


No

S-1872-0096-0002

Report on field visits to the Center and WestDepartments


No

S-1872-0096-0003

Report on field visits to Les Cayes, Jeremie,Gonaives, and Cap Haitien


No

S-1872-0096-0004

Elections 12/05/1999 19/03/2000 No

S-1872-0096-0005

Elections - law 14/02/1995 18/07/1999 No

S-1872-0096-0006

Elections - observation 06/07/1997 14/07/1997 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0096-0007

Elections - observation 08/03/1997 12/05/1997 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0096-0008

Elections - violent incidents 25/06/1995 13/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0097


01/02/1993 31/12/1999

S-1872-0097-0001

Evaluation of MICIVIH's conflict resolutionactivities in Haiti during 1997

20/04/1998 20/04/1998 Unclassified No

S-1872-0097-

Guidelines for classifying human rightsviolations

01/02/1993 31/12/1999 Unclassified No

0002S-1872-0097-0003

Human Rights Fund 07/10/1997 23/12/1998 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0097-0004

Security 04/07/1996 08/08/1997 Unclassified No

S-1872-0097-0005

Former members of the Haitian Armed Forces(FADH) - interviews and incidents


No

S-1872-0097-0006

Former members of the Haitian Armed Forces(FADH) - interviews and incidents


No

S-1872-0097-0007

Armed gangs 03/07/1995 06/10/1997 No

S-1872-0097-0008

Organization of Soldiers Dismissed WithoutCause (RAMIRESM)

05/06/1995 15/11/1996 No

S-1872-0097-0009

Visits to prisons 04/03/1996 24/05/1999 Unclassified No

S-1872-0097-0010


S-1872-0098


05/04/1994 18/10/1999

S-1872-0098-0001

Translations of reports 01/03/1998 18/08/1999 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0098-0002

Political situation 25/01/1999 30/06/1999 No

S-1872-0098-0003

Political situation 05/12/1998 24/03/1999 No

S-1872-0098-0004

MICIVIH's relations with Organization ofAmerican States (OAS)


No

S-1872-0098-0005

MICIVIH's relations with UNMIH 18/03/1996 28/07/1997 No

S-1872-0098-0006

MICIVIH's relations with Civilian Police(CIVPOL)

24/08/1995 15/01/1998 No

S-1872-0098-0007

50th anniversary of the Universal Declarationof Human Rights

16/01/1998 16/07/1998 No

S-1872-0098-0008


23/01/1996 05/10/1999 No

S-1872-0098-0009

Refugees 05/04/1994 12/05/1996 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0098-0010

Street children 17/04/1995 18/10/1999 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0098-

Non-governmental organizations (NGO) -international

01/03/1996 29/01/1998 No

0011S-1872-0098-0012

Non-governmental organizations (NGO) -Haitian

21/04/1994 27/11/1998 No

S-1872-0099


23/03/1995 06/02/2001

S-1872-0099-0001

Economic and Social Council 22/04/1999 20/08/1999 Confidential No

S-1872-0099-0002

Haitian Parliament 23/04/1996 01/10/1998 No

S-1872-0099-0003

Censorship 15/10/1996 08/09/1998 No

S-1872-0099-0004

Human rights documentation process 05/12/1995 20/12/1999 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0099-0005

Documentation center and archives 19/11/1997 06/02/2001 Unclassified No

S-1872-0099-0006


S-1872-0099-0007

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -memoranda

01/12/1999 17/02/2000 No

S-1872-0099-0008



No

S-1872-0099-0009


07/07/1999 29/09/1999 No

S-1872-0099-0010



No

S-1872-0099-0011



No

S-1872-0100


01/03/1996 31/12/1998

S-1872-0100-0001



No

S-1872-0100-0002



No

S-1872-0100-0003



No

S-1872-0100-0004



No

S-1872-0100-0005



No

S-1872-0100-


01/12/1998 31/12/1998 No

0006S-1872-0100-0007


03/11/1998 27/11/1998 No

S-1872-0100-0008


01/10/1998 29/10/1998 No

S-1872-0101


08/04/1998 30/09/1998

S-1872-0101-0001


02/09/1998 30/09/1998 No

S-1872-0101-0002



No

S-1872-0101-0003


02/07/1998 30/07/1998 No

S-1872-0101-0004



No

S-1872-0101-0005



No

S-1872-0101-0006



No

S-1872-0102

Coordination, Analysis and Reports Unit(CARU) / Base 1, Port-au-Prince, WestDepartment

05/09/1996 31/12/1998

S-1872-0102-0004


03/12/1998 31/12/1998 No

S-1872-0102-0002



No

S-1872-0102-0003



No

S-1872-0102-0001



No

S-1872-0102-0005



No

S-1872-0102-0006



No

S-1872-0102-0007



No

S-1872-0102-0008



No

S-1872-0103

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department 05/01/1998 31/07/1998

S-1872-0103-



No

0001S-1872-0103-0002


02/07/1998 15/07/1998 No

S-1872-0103-0003


01/06/1998 29/06/1998 No

S-1872-0103-0004


05/05/1998 29/05/1998 No

S-1872-0103-0005


01/04/1998 29/04/1998 No

S-1872-0103-0006


02/03/1998 31/03/1998 No

S-1872-0103-0007


05/01/1998 27/02/1998 No

S-1872-0104


S-1872-0104-0001


01/12/1997 29/12/1997 No

S-1872-0104-0002


04/11/1997 28/11/1997 No

S-1872-0104-0003



No

S-1872-0104-0004


01/09/1997 30/09/1997 No

S-1872-0104-0005


25/07/1997 31/08/1997 No

S-1872-0104-0006


01/07/1997 25/07/1997 No

S-1872-0104-0007


02/06/1997 30/06/1997 No

S-1872-0105


S-1872-0105-0001


02/05/1997 29/05/1997 No

S-1872-0105-0002


01/04/1997 30/04/1997 No

S-1872-0105-0003


03/03/1997 31/03/1997 No

S-1872-0105-0004


02/02/1997 28/02/1997 No

S-1872-0105-


03/01/1997 31/01/1997 No

0005S-1872-0105-0006


02/12/1996 31/12/1996 No

S-1872-0106


S-1872-0106-0001


19/11/1996 29/11/1996 No

S-1872-0106-0002



No

S-1872-0106-0003


23/10/1996 30/10/1996 No

S-1872-0106-0004



No

S-1872-0106-0005


12/09/1996 30/09/1996 No

S-1872-0106-0006



No

S-1872-0106-0007



No

S-1872-0106-0008



No

S-1872-0107


S-1872-0107-0001


19/07/1996 29/07/1996 No

S-1872-0107-0002


01/07/1996 18/07/1996 No

S-1872-0107-0003


03/06/1996 26/06/1996 No

S-1872-0107-0004


02/05/1996 31/05/1996 No

S-1872-0107-0005


01/04/1996 30/04/1996 No

S-1872-0107-0006


04/03/1996 27/03/1996 No

S-1872-0107-0007


21/02/1996 29/02/1996 No

S-1872-0108


S-1872-0108-



No

0001S-1872-0108-0002



No

S-1872-0108-0003



No

S-1872-0108-0004



No

S-1872-0108-0005



No

S-1872-0108-0006



No

S-1872-0108-0007



No

S-1872-0109


S-1872-0109-0001



No

S-1872-0109-0002



No

S-1872-0109-0003



No

S-1872-0109-0004



No

S-1872-0109-0005



No

S-1872-0109-0006



No

S-1872-0109-0007



No

S-1872-0110


S-1872-0110-0001



No

S-1872-0110-0002



No

S-1872-0110-0003



No

S-1872-0110-0004



No

S-1872-0110-



No

0005S-1872-0110-0006



No

S-1872-0110-0007



No

S-1872-0111


S-1872-0111-0001



No

S-1872-0111-0002


22/02/1995 27/02/1995 No

S-1872-0111-0003



No

S-1872-0111-0004



No

S-1872-0111-0005



No

S-1872-0111-0006



No

S-1872-0111-0007


02/08/1996 14/01/2000 No

S-1872-0111-0008

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -memoranda - index


No

S-1872-0113


S-1872-0113-0001

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - ArcahaieCommune

23/12/1994 24/08/1995 No

S-1872-0113-0002

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - CabaretCommune

12/05/1995 22/01/1996 No

S-1872-0113-0003


06/01/1995 29/04/1995 No

S-1872-0113-0004


08/05/1995 04/12/1995 No

S-1872-0113-0005

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - FondBaptiste Section, Arcahaie Commune

31/03/1995 22/09/1995 No

S-1872-0113-0006

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - Croix-des-Bouquets Commune


No

S-1872-0113-0007



No

S-1872-

Base 1A, West Department (rural) / Base 1B,Petit Goave, West Department

12/11/1993 16/01/1996

0114S-1872-0114-0001


29/06/1995 07/12/1995 No

S-1872-0114-0002

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - CornillonSection, Croix-des-Bouquets Commune

05/01/1995 11/10/1995 No

S-1872-0114-0003

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - FondsVerrettes Commune

21/04/1995 04/12/1995 No

S-1872-0114-0004

Base 1A, West Department (rural) -Thomazeau Commune

03/02/1995 17/11/1995 No

S-1872-0114-0005

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - Île de laGonâve

12/11/1993 19/11/1995 No

S-1872-0114-0006

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - Morne àCabrit


No

S-1872-0114-0008

Base 1B, Petit Goave, West Department -weekly reports

01/09/1995 16/01/1996 No

S-1872-0114-0007

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - popularorganizations

24/02/1995 15/01/1996 No

S-1872-0115

Base 1B, Petit Goave, West Department /Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department

25/04/1994 25/03/1998

S-1872-0115-0001

Base 1B, Petit Goave, West Department -weekly reports

07/07/1995 25/08/1995 No

S-1872-0115-0002

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -general

07/07/1995 25/08/1995 No

S-1872-0115-0003

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -weekly reports

02/12/1994 31/05/1995 No

S-1872-0115-0004


02/06/1995 10/09/1995 No

S-1872-0115-0005



No

S-1872-0115-0006

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -relations with the Government of Haiti (GOH)

09/12/1994 20/09/1995 No

S-1872-0115-0007

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -relations with the Conseil d'Administration dela Section Communale (CASEC)

30/05/1995 06/11/1997 No

S-1872-0115-0008

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -inter-institutional strengthening

25/04/1994 25/03/1998 No

S-1872-0116


S-1872-0116-0001

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -popular organizations

02/11/1994 21/12/1995 No

S-1872-0116-

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -development projects

24/02/1995 04/10/1995 No

0002S-1872-0116-0003

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -L'Association des Refugues de la Communed'Anse Rouge (ARCAR)

07/02/1995 26/10/1995 No

S-1872-0116-0004

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -communes


No

S-1872-0116-0006

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Anse Rouge Commune


No

S-1872-0116-0005

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -communes

16/12/1994 12/01/1996 No

S-1872-0117


S-1872-0117-0001

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department - LaChappele Commune

20/03/1996 09/04/1998 No

S-1872-0117-0002

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Desdunes Commune

23/09/1996 10/09/1999 No

S-1872-0117-0003

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Ennery Commune

03/12/1994 08/09/1999 No

S-1872-0117-0004


03/11/1993 22/01/1999 No

S-1872-0117-0005

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Gonaives Commune - weekly reports


No

S-1872-0117-0006

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Gonaives Commune - reports and memoranda

30/11/1994 14/12/1995 No

S-1872-0117-0007



No

S-1872-0118


S-1872-0118-0001



No

S-1872-0118-0002

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Grande Saline Commune

29/04/1994 03/05/1999 No

S-1872-0118-0003

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Gros Morne Commune


No

S-1872-0118-0004

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Marchand Dessalines Commune

18/10/1996 14/01/2000 No

S-1872-0118-0005

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Marmelade Commune


No

S-1872-0118-0006

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Petit Riviere de l'Artibonite Commune


No

S-1872-0118-

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Pont Sonde Commune


No

0007S-1872-0118-0008

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -overview of Saint Marc Commune

01/01/1993 31/12/1994 No

S-1872-0118-0009

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Saint Michel de l'Attalaye Commune


No

S-1872-0118-0010



No

S-1872-0119


01/02/1993 31/12/1999

S-1872-0119-0001



No

S-1872-0119-0002

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Terre Neuve Commune


No

S-1872-0119-0003

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Verrettes Commune

12/07/1993 17/11/1999 No

S-1872-0119-0004

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department - fileclassification scheme

01/02/1993 31/12/1999 Unclassified No

S-1872-0119-0005

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -memoranda

22/09/1995 07/11/1995 No

S-1872-0119-0006


02/08/1995 21/09/1995 No

S-1872-0119-0007


29/06/1995 31/07/1995 No

S-1872-0119-0008



No

S-1872-0120


S-1872-0120-0001

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -weekly reports


No

S-1872-0120-0002



No

S-1872-0120-0003



No

S-1872-0120-0004



No

S-1872-0120-0005



No

S-1872-0120-0006

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -reports

31/10/1995 05/02/1996 No

S-1872-0120-

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -La Chappelle Commune


No

0007S-1872-0121


S-1872-0121-0001

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -Desdunes Commune


No

S-1872-0121-0003

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -Marchand Dessalines Commune

04/10/1995 07/01/1996 No

S-1872-0121-0004

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -Marchand Dessalines Commune


No

S-1872-0121-0002

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -Grande Saline Commune


No

S-1872-0121-0005

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -Petit Riviere de l'Artibonite Commune


No

S-1872-0121-0006


19/06/1995 13/10/1995 No

S-1872-0121-0007

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -Saint Marc Commune


No

S-1872-0123


S-1872-0123-0001


06/06/1999 15/07/1999 No

S-1872-0123-0002


13/05/1999 31/05/1999 No

S-1872-0123-0003


22/04/1999 14/05/1999 No

S-1872-0123-0004


07/04/1999 22/04/1999 No

S-1872-0123-0005


21/02/1999 11/03/1999 No

S-1872-0123-0006


12/03/1999 26/03/1999 No

S-1872-0124


S-1872-0124-0001


29/12/1998 11/02/1999 No

S-1872-0124-0002


02/01/1999 28/01/1999 No

S-1872-0124-0003


05/01/1999 19/01/1999 No

S-1872-0124-


28/01/1998 29/02/2000 No

0004S-1872-0124-0005



No

S-1872-0124-0006

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -guidelines and terms of reference

19/02/1996 29/01/1999 No

S-1872-0124-0007

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -reports


No

S-1872-0124-0008

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - localauthorities


No

S-1872-0125


S-1872-0125-0001

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - localauthorities


No

S-1872-0125-0002

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -popular organizations

01/02/1995 06/09/1996 No

S-1872-0125-0003

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - visitof Adolfo Perez Esquivel, Nobel Peace Prizelaureate

05/08/1998 30/03/1999 No

S-1872-0125-0004

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -regional coordinators - meetings

03/03/1995 02/05/1995 Unclassified No

S-1872-0125-0005

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Observer's notebooks


No

S-1872-0125-0006

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -general


No

S-1872-0125-0007



No

S-1872-0125-0008

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - Ansea Veau Commune, Grand’Anse Department

05/01/1999 11/06/1999 No

S-1872-0125-0009

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - Ansea Veau Commune, Grand’Anse Department

26/04/1995 10/06/1999 No

S-1872-0126


S-1872-0126-0001

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - Anseà Veau Commune, Grand'Anse Department

23/01/1997 14/12/1998 No

S-1872-0126-0002

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - AquinCommune

14/01/1998 11/01/2000 No

S-1872-0126-0003



No

S-1872-0126-0004


06/12/1994 13/10/1996 No

S-1872-0126-

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Arniquet Commune

19/06/1997 08/10/1999 No

0005S-1872-0126-0006

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department

28/09/1999 15/02/2000 No

S-1872-0126-0007

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - LesCayes Commune

16/03/1995 21/12/1995 No

S-1872-0126-0008

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - LesCayes Commune

30/01/1995 13/03/1995 No

S-1872-0126-0009

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Miragoane Commune, Grand'Anse Department


No

S-1872-0128


S-1872-0128-0001

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - bi-weekly reports

15/04/1999 13/05/1999 No

S-1872-0128-0002


11/03/1999 15/04/1999 No

S-1872-0128-0003


02/02/1999 11/03/1999 No

S-1872-0128-0004

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -monthly and weekly reports

07/01/1999 28/01/1999 No

S-1872-0128-0005

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -weekly reports

05/11/1998 05/01/1999 No

S-1872-0128-0006


04/06/1998 29/10/1998 No

S-1872-0129


S-1872-0129-0001


08/01/1998 28/05/1998 No

S-1872-0129-0002


07/06/1993 03/10/1993 No

S-1872-0129-0003


21/04/1993 05/06/1993 No

S-1872-0129-0004

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -memoranda - indexes

23/02/1996 25/02/2000 No

S-1872-0129-0005


15/12/1999 25/02/2000 No

S-1872-0129-0006


08/11/1999 13/12/1999 No

S-1872-0129-0007


16/09/1999 29/10/1999 No

S-1872-


0130S-1872-0130-0001


12/07/1999 10/09/1999 No

S-1872-0130-0002


19/03/1999 10/06/1999 No

S-1872-0130-0003


02/02/1999 18/03/1999 No

S-1872-0130-0004


28/12/1998 29/01/1999 No

S-1872-0130-0005


14/10/1998 30/11/1998 No

S-1872-0130-0006


17/08/1998 14/10/1998 No

S-1872-0130-0007


01/07/1998 14/08/1998 No

S-1872-0131


S-1872-0131-0001


02/06/1998 30/06/1998 No

S-1872-0131-0002


01/04/1998 31/05/1998 No

S-1872-0131-0003


16/02/1998 24/03/1998 No

S-1872-0131-0004



No

S-1872-0131-0005



No

S-1872-0131-0006

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -overview of the North Department

01/10/1993 22/01/1996 No

S-1872-0131-0007

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -overview of the Center Department, NorthDepartment, and North East Department


No

S-1872-0131-0008

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -correspondence

30/04/1993 13/01/2000 No

S-1872-0131-0009

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -meetings


No

S-1872-0131-0010

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - localauthorities

16/04/1993 07/04/1995 No

S-1872-0132


S-1872-0132-

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - localgovernment

27/03/1995 18/03/1999 No

0001S-1872-0132-0002

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -mayors

21/03/1996 12/11/1999 No

S-1872-0132-0003

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -delegates

05/04/1995 29/05/1998 No

S-1872-0132-0004

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -reference binder

26/03/1998 10/11/1999 No

S-1872-0132-0005

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -UNMIH

23/03/1995 27/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1872-0132-0006

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -miscellaneous

21/07/1993 10/11/1995 No

S-1872-0132-0007

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - Aculdu Nord Commune


No

S-1872-0132-0008

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Bahon Commune


No

S-1872-0132-0009

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - BasLimbe Commune


No

S-1872-0132-0010

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - LeBorgne Commune


No

S-1872-0132-0011



No

S-1872-0132-0012



No

S-1872-0133


S-1872-0133-0001

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - CapHaitien Commune

13/08/1993 24/11/1999 No

S-1872-0133-0003

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Dondon Commune

22/02/1995 03/08/1998 No

S-1872-0133-0004

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Grande Riviere du Nord Commune

14/07/1993 07/02/2000 No

S-1872-0133-0006

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Limbe Commune

15/07/1993 11/08/1999 No

S-1872-0133-0002

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - CapHaitien Commune

08/02/1995 18/01/1996 No

S-1872-0133-0005

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Grande Riviere du Nord Commune


No

S-1872-0134


S-1872-0134-

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Limonade Commune


No

0002S-1872-0134-0003

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - MilotCommune

16/04/1993 07/04/1999 No

S-1872-0134-0004

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Pignon Commune


No

S-1872-0134-0005

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Pilate Commune


No

S-1872-0134-0006

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Plaine du Nord Commune


No

S-1872-0134-0001

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Limbe Commune


No

S-1872-0134-0007

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Plaisance Commune


No

S-1872-0134-0008

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - PortMargot Commune


No

S-1872-0134-0009

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Quartier Morin Commune


No

S-1872-0134-0010

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Ranquitte Commune

11/01/1995 14/10/1998 No

S-1872-0134-0011

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - SaintRaphael Commune

22/03/1995 11/08/1999 No

S-1872-0134-0012

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - LaVictoire Commune

01/07/1993 21/10/1999 Unclassified No

S-1872-0135


27/07/1993 18/01/2000

S-1872-0135-0001

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -miscellaneous communes

24/04/1996 18/01/2000 No

S-1872-0135-0002


08/03/1996 24/11/1999 No

S-1872-0135-0003



No

S-1872-0135-0004



No

S-1872-0135-0005

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -memoranda

19/01/1996 28/10/1999 No

S-1872-0135-0006


16/03/1999 10/06/1999 No

S-1872-0135-0007


24/11/1994 07/06/1999 No

S-1872-0135-


12/05/1999 04/06/1999 No

0008S-1872-0135-0009


08/01/1999 11/05/1999 No

S-1872-0136


S-1872-0136-0001



No

S-1872-0136-0002


25/11/1998 31/12/1998 No

S-1872-0136-0003


26/11/1989 17/10/1998 No

S-1872-0136-0004


11/12/1995 25/11/1998 No

S-1872-0136-0005


11/09/1998 22/10/1998 No

S-1872-0136-0006


29/05/1998 08/09/1998 No

S-1872-0137


S-1872-0137-0001


30/07/1998 24/08/1998 No

S-1872-0137-0002


12/06/1998 28/07/1998 No

S-1872-0137-0003


14/05/1998 12/06/1998 No

S-1872-0137-0004



No

S-1872-0137-0005



No

S-1872-0137-0006



No

S-1872-0138


S-1872-0138-0001



No

S-1872-0138-0002



No

S-1872-0138-0003



No

S-1872-0138-



No

0004S-1872-0138-0005



No

S-1872-0138-0006



No

S-1872-0139


S-1872-0139-0001



No

S-1872-0139-0002



No

S-1872-0139-0003


26/04/1995 31/12/1996 No

S-1872-0139-0004



No

S-1872-0139-0005



No

S-1872-0139-0006



No

S-1872-0139-0007



No

S-1872-0139-0008



No

S-1872-0140


S-1872-0140-0001


31/05/1996 30/06/1996 No

S-1872-0140-0002


12/04/1996 30/05/1996 No

S-1872-0140-0003



No

S-1872-0140-0004



No

S-1872-0140-0005


02/10/1995 11/03/1996 No

S-1872-0140-0006


31/03/1995 02/10/1995 No

S-1872-0140-0007


03/05/1993 12/10/1993 No

S-1872-


0141S-1872-0141-0001

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -memoranda - indexes


No

S-1872-0141-0002

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -weekly reports

08/04/1995 12/01/1996 No

S-1872-0141-0003

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -weekly reports

12/03/1993 25/09/1993 No

S-1872-0141-0004

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -reading file

19/05/1993 28/02/1998 No

S-1872-0141-0005

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -administration

19/08/1993 05/10/1993 No

S-1872-0141-0006

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -correspondence with Base 9

22/06/1993 01/10/1993 No

S-1872-0141-0007

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -United Nations Mission in Haiti (UNMIH)


No

S-1872-0141-0008

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Head of Mission

20/04/1993 11/06/1993 No

S-1872-0141-0009

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Human Rights Officer

19/01/1996 07/06/1996 No

S-1872-0141-0010

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -report on ateliers de reflexion, 17-19 July 1997

17/07/1997 15/09/1997 No

S-1872-0141-0011

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -meetings with local authorities

26/03/1993 12/10/1993 No

S-1872-0142


S-1872-0142-0001

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -meetings with clergy

05/04/1995 06/05/1999 No

S-1872-0142-0002

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -delegates

05/05/1995 15/12/1995 No

S-1872-0142-0003

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Abricot Commune

31/03/1993 22/04/1999 No

S-1872-0142-0004

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Anse d'Hainault Commune

03/05/1997 20/01/2000 No

S-1872-0142-0005

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Anse d'Hainault Commune

25/03/1993 20/05/1996 No

S-1872-0142-0006

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Beaumont Commune

08/06/1993 08/06/1999 No

S-1872-0142-0007

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Bonbon Commune

23/02/1995 01/06/1999 No

S-1872-0142-

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Chambellan Commune

07/08/1993 25/05/1999 No

0008S-1872-0143


S-1872-0143-0001

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Corail Commune

11/08/1993 26/04/1999 No

S-1872-0143-0002

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Dame Marie Commune

11/03/1998 30/04/1999 No

S-1872-0143-0003

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Dame Marie Commune

06/05/1993 09/01/1998 No

S-1872-0143-0004

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Les Irois Commune

17/07/1993 20/11/1997 No

S-1872-0143-0005

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Jeremie Commune

07/08/1995 25/01/2000 No

S-1872-0143-0006

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Jeremie Commune

27/02/1993 18/05/1995 No

S-1872-0143-0007

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Leon Commune

24/04/1993 05/10/1993 No

S-1872-0143-0008

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Marfranc Commune

19/04/1995 29/01/1999 No

S-1872-0144


29/04/1993 09/06/1999

S-1872-0144-0001

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Moron Commune

14/06/1993 21/04/1999 No

S-1872-0144-0002

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Pestel Commune

29/04/1993 22/02/1999 No

S-1872-0144-0003

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Roseaux Commune

09/06/1993 05/05/1999 No

S-1872-0144-0004

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -miscellaneous communes

26/05/1995 02/06/1999 No

S-1872-0144-0005


20/04/1999 09/06/1999 No

S-1872-0144-0006


09/02/1999 16/04/1999 No

S-1872-0145


S-1872-0145-0001

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department -memoranda

04/01/1999 08/02/1999 No

S-1872-0145-0002


04/06/1998 22/12/1998 No

S-1872-0145-


10/02/1998 28/05/1998 No

0003S-1872-0145-0004


01/10/1997 30/12/1997 No

S-1872-0145-0005



No

S-1872-0145-0006


06/05/1997 14/07/1997 No

S-1872-0146


S-1872-0146-0001



No

S-1872-0146-0002



No

S-1872-0146-0003


07/01/1997 09/02/1997 No

S-1872-0146-0004



No

S-1872-0146-0005



No

S-1872-0146-0006



No

S-1872-0146-0007



No

S-1872-0147


S-1872-0147-0001



No

S-1872-0147-0002



No

S-1872-0147-0003


16/08/1995 31/12/1995 No

S-1872-0147-0004


07/04/1995 14/08/1995 No

S-1872-0147-0005


06/02/1995 23/03/1995 No

S-1872-0147-0006


18/03/1993 23/09/1993 No

S-1872-0147-0007

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - weeklyreports

18/03/1999 17/06/1999 No

S-1872-0147-


22/07/1993 21/08/1993 No

0008S-1872-0149


S-1872-0149-0001


02/07/1993 25/07/1993 No

S-1872-0149-0002


14/06/1993 04/07/1993 No

S-1872-0149-0003


13/06/1993 05/04/1996 No

S-1872-0149-0004

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - generalinformation and contacts

18/08/1993 31/12/1996 No

S-1872-0149-0005

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - finalreports

18/11/1994 31/01/1996 No

S-1872-0149-0006

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department -overviews of Hinche and Mirabalais

26/10/1993 24/03/1994 No

S-1872-0149-0007

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - overviewof Hinche and Mirabalais

26/10/1993 26/10/1993 No

S-1872-0149-0008

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - fieldvisits to the Center Department, NorthDepartment and North East Departments


No

S-1872-0150


S-1872-0150-0001

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - meetingswith mayors and delegates

06/04/1995 09/11/1995 No

S-1872-0150-0002

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - judicialsystem and prison system


No

S-1872-0150-0003

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - Haitiansexpelled from the Dominican Republic


No

S-1872-0150-0004

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - LeMouvement Paysan Papaye (MPP)

21/03/1995 01/12/1995 No

S-1872-0150-0005

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department -Belladére Commune

09/08/1995 04/11/1999 No

S-1872-0150-0006

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department -Belladére Commune

20/04/1995 20/07/1995 No

S-1872-0150-0007

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - BoucanCarré Commune

27/03/1995 05/03/1999 No

S-1872-0150-0008

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - CercaCarvajal Commune

26/03/1995 04/05/1999 No

S-1872-0151


S-1872-0151-

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - LosPalis, Cerca Carvajal Commune

03/06/1995 13/10/1995 No

0001S-1872-0151-0002

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - CercaLa Source Commune

30/03/1995 27/04/1999 No

S-1872-0151-0003

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - CercaLa Source Commune


No

S-1872-0151-0004

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - HincheCommune

28/01/1997 24/01/2000 No

S-1872-0151-0005


03/05/1995 05/01/1996 No

S-1872-0151-0006


21/03/1994 26/04/1995 No

S-1872-0151-0007

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - MarmontSection, Hinche Commune


No

S-1872-0151-0008

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department -Lascahobas Commune

29/03/1995 23/02/2000 No

S-1872-0152


S-1872-0152-0001

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department -Maissade Commune

08/09/1995 02/06/1999 No

S-1872-0152-0002


01/06/1995 31/08/1995 No

S-1872-0152-0003


23/03/1995 26/05/1995 No

S-1872-0152-0004


23/03/1995 30/11/1995 No

S-1872-0152-0005

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department -Mirabalais Commune


No

S-1872-0152-0006



No

S-1872-0152-0007



No

S-1872-0153


S-1872-0153-0001

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - Sautd'Eau Commune


No

S-1872-0153-0002

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - Sautd'Eau Commune


No

S-1872-0153-0003

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department -Savanette Commune

17/05/1995 23/02/2000 No

S-1872-0153-

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department -Thomonde Commune

26/05/1994 25/01/2000 No

0004S-1872-0153-0005

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department -Thomassique Commune


No

S-1872-0153-0006



No

S-1872-0153-0007


30/03/1995 29/11/1995 No

S-1872-0154


S-1872-0154-0001

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -weekly reports


No

S-1872-0154-0002


03/04/1995 31/07/1995 No

S-1872-0154-0007


08/05/1997 29/08/1997 No

S-1872-0154-0003


07/08/1995 29/10/1995 No

S-1872-0154-0004



No

S-1872-0154-0005



No

S-1872-0154-0006



No

S-1872-0155


S-1872-0155-0001



No

S-1872-0155-0002



No

S-1872-0155-0003



No

S-1872-0155-0004

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -memoranda and reports - index


No

S-1872-0155-0005



No

S-1872-0155-0006


24/03/1993 07/09/1993 No

S-1872-0155-0007

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department - finalreport

24/01/1996 24/01/1996 Unclassified No

S-1872-0155-

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -general information and contacts


No

0008S-1872-0155-0009

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -mayor of Jacmel


No

S-1872-0155-0010

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Institutional Cooperation Project

17/04/1996 09/05/1997 Unclassified No

S-1872-0156


S-1872-0156-0001

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -popular organizations


No

S-1872-0156-0002

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -community development projects

27/04/1995 04/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1872-0156-0003

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Anse-à-Pitres Commune


No

S-1872-0156-0004

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Bainet Commune


No

S-1872-0156-0005

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Bainet Commune


No

S-1872-0156-0006

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Belle Anse Commune

20/04/1993 13/09/1993 No

S-1872-0156-0007

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Belle Anse Commune


No

S-1872-0156-0008

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Cayes Jacmel Commune

04/08/1995 19/05/1999 No

S-1872-0157


S-1872-0157-0001

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Cayes Jacmel Commune

23/03/1993 18/07/1995 No

S-1872-0157-0002

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Côtes-de-Fer Commune


No

S-1872-0157-0003

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Grand Goave Commune, West Department

22/01/1995 09/06/1999 No

S-1872-0157-0004

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Grand Gosier Commune

11/08/1993 20/10/1998 No

S-1872-0157-0005

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Jacmel Commune


No

S-1872-0157-0006

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Jacmel Commune

17/03/1993 25/09/1993 No

S-1872-0157-0007

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department - LaValée de Jacmel Commune


No

S-1872-


0158S-1872-0158-0001

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Léogâne Commune, West Commune


No

S-1872-0158-0002

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Léogâne Commune, West Commune

04/11/1994 20/12/1995 No

S-1872-0158-0003

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Marigot Commune

10/04/1995 04/05/1999 No

S-1872-0158-0004

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Marigot Commune

23/03/1993 29/07/1993 No

S-1872-0158-0005

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department - PetitGoâve Commune, West Department


No

S-1872-0158-0006


23/10/1995 03/11/1995 No

S-1872-0158-0007



No

S-1872-0148


S-1872-0148-0001


05/11/1998 11/03/1999 No

S-1872-0148-0002



No

S-1872-0148-0003



No

S-1872-0148-0004



No

S-1872-0148-0005



No

S-1872-0148-0006



No

S-1872-0148-0007



No

S-1872-0160


30/12/1994 02/06/1999

S-1872-0160-0001

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -communes


No

S-1872-0160-0002



No

S-1872-0160-0003


14/01/1997 11/12/1997 No

S-1872-0160-



No

0004S-1872-0160-0005


11/01/1996 30/04/1999 No

S-1872-0160-0006



No

S-1872-0160-0007


11/09/1995 16/10/1995 No

S-1872-0161

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department 28/04/1993 18/06/1999

S-1872-0161-0001


25/07/1995 13/09/1995 No

S-1872-0161-0002


14/06/1995 21/07/1995 No

S-1872-0161-0003


12/05/1995 16/06/1995 No

S-1872-0161-0004


03/04/1995 15/05/1995 No

S-1872-0161-0005


28/04/1993 23/03/1995 No

S-1872-0161-0006

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- weekly reports


No

S-1872-0162


S-1872-0162-0001



No

S-1872-0162-0002


10/03/1998 22/10/1998 No

S-1872-0162-0003



No

S-1872-0162-0004



No

S-1872-0162-0005


25/04/1993 27/09/1993 No

S-1872-0162-0006

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- regional development plan

01/09/1993 30/09/1993 No

S-1872-0162-0007

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- report on visit to North West Department

28/12/1994 28/12/1994 No

S-1872-0163


S-1872-0163-

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- interviews with local authorities

27/04/1998 06/11/1998 No

0001S-1872-0163-0002

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- local authorities

12/05/1998 24/02/2000 No

S-1872-0163-0003

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- popular organizations

06/06/1993 05/07/1993 No

S-1872-0163-0004

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- reading file

18/12/1995 18/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1872-0163-0005

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- Anse a Foleur Commune

29/03/1995 21/05/1999 No

S-1872-0163-0006

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- Baie de Henne Commune

31/12/1991 10/02/1999 No

S-1872-0163-0007

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- Bassin Bleu Commune


No

S-1872-0163-0008

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- Bombardopolis Commune

15/05/1993 20/11/1995 No

S-1872-0163-0009

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- Chansolme Commune

06/05/1994 15/11/1995 No

S-1872-0163-0010

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- Jean Rabel Commune

20/11/1992 20/11/1995 No

S-1872-0163-0011

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- Mole Saint Nicolas Commune

01/04/1993 21/10/1999 No

S-1872-0164


22/09/1993 25/02/2000

S-1872-0164-0001

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- Port de Paix Commune

22/09/1993 01/12/1995 No

S-1872-0164-0002

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- Saint Louis du Nord Commune

31/03/1995 16/08/1999 No

S-1872-0164-0003

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- La Tortue Commune

15/04/1995 16/10/1995 No

S-1872-0164-0004

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -memoranda

22/06/1995 25/02/2000 No

S-1872-0164-0005

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -weekly reports


No

S-1872-0164-0006



No

S-1872-0164-0007



No

S-1872-0165


S-1872-0165-



No

0001S-1872-0165-0002



No

S-1872-0165-0003



No

S-1872-0165-0004



No

S-1872-0165-0005



No

S-1872-0165-0006



No

S-1872-0165-0007



No

S-1872-0166


S-1872-0166-0001



No

S-1872-0166-0002



No

S-1872-0166-0003



No

S-1872-0166-0004


26/04/1995 23/07/1995 No

S-1872-0166-0005


01/08/1993 01/09/1993 No

S-1872-0166-0006


27/06/1993 31/07/1993 No

S-1872-0166-0007


07/04/1993 26/06/1993 No

S-1872-0167

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department /Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department

01/01/1994 27/04/2000

S-1872-0167-0001

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -local authorities, contacts, and departmentalprofiles

13/02/1996 27/04/2000 Unclassified No

S-1872-0167-0002


01/01/1994 31/10/1999 Unclassified No

S-1872-0167-0003


26/05/1999 26/05/1999 Unclassified No

S-1872-0167-0004

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -local government

05/06/1996 01/04/1999 No

S-1872-0167-

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -National Library of Fort Liberte

24/11/1999 24/11/1999 No

0005S-1872-0167-0006

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -Fort Liberte Commune

03/04/1996 20/01/2000 No

S-1872-0167-0007

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -communes

05/03/1996 08/02/2000 No

S-1872-0167-0008

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -weekly and monthly reports


No

S-1872-0167-0009



No

S-1872-0168


S-1872-0168-0001



No

S-1872-0168-0002



No

S-1872-0168-0003



No

S-1872-0168-0004



No

S-1872-0168-0005



No

S-1872-0168-0006



No

S-1872-0169

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department /Head of Mission

27/06/1994 06/02/2001

S-1872-0169-0001



No

S-1872-0169-0002



No

S-1872-0169-0003

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -weekly and daily reports


No

S-1872-0169-0004

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -weekly reports


No

S-1872-0169-0005

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -daily reports


No

S-1872-0169-0006

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -daily reports


No

S-1872-0169-0007

Situation reports and code cables - index 01/01/1998 06/02/2001 Unclassified No

S-1872-0169-

Situation reports - weekly and monthly 09/05/2000 16/01/2001 Strictlyconfidential

No

0008S-1872-0170

Head of Mission 15/12/1997 09/01/2001

S-1872-0170-0001

Situation reports - weekly and monthly 07/08/2000 09/01/2001 Confidential No

S-1872-0170-0002

Situation reports - weekly and monthly 20/03/2000 24/07/2000 Confidential No

S-1872-0170-0003

Situation reports - weekly 18/01/1999 04/01/2000 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0170-0004


No

S-1872-0170-0005


No

S-1872-0170-0006

Situation reports - weekly 14/06/1999 14/02/2000 Confidential No

S-1872-0170-0007


S-1872-0171

Head of Mission 19/01/1998 31/01/2001

S-1872-0171-0001


S-1872-0171-0002


No

S-1872-0171-0003


S-1872-0171-0004


S-1872-0171-0005


S-1872-0171-0006

Situation reports - weekly and monthly 10/01/2000 30/03/2000 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0171-0007


No

S-1872-0172

Head of Mission 01/02/1999 28/03/2000

S-1872-0172-0001


S-1872-0172-0002


S-1872-0172-


0003S-1872-0172-0004


S-1872-0172-0005


S-1872-0172-0006


S-1872-0172-0007


S-1872-0173

Head of Mission 03/11/1998 06/02/2001

S-1872-0173-0001


S-1872-0173-0002


S-1872-0173-0003


No

S-1872-0173-0004


S-1872-0173-0005


S-1872-0173-0006


S-1872-0173-0007

Code cables - outgoing 12/01/2000 15/03/2000 No

S-1872-0174

Head of Mission 06/02/1998 17/01/2000

S-1872-0174-0001


No

S-1872-0174-0002


No

S-1872-0174-0003


No

S-1872-0174-0004


No

S-1872-0174-0005


No

S-1872-0174-0006


No

S-1872-

Head of Mission 15/01/1998 19/01/2001

0175S-1872-0175-0001


No

S-1872-0175-0002

Code cables and memoranda 25/09/2000 19/01/2001 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0175-0003

Code cables and memoranda 28/06/2000 22/09/2000 Confidential No

S-1872-0175-0004


No

S-1872-0175-0005


No

S-1872-0175-0006


No

S-1872-0176

Head of Mission 12/04/1999 01/02/2001

S-1872-0176-0001

Code cables and memoranda 14/09/1999 08/11/1999 Confidential No

S-1872-0176-0002


No

S-1872-0176-0003

Memoranda 23/03/2000 01/02/2001 No

S-1872-0176-0004

Memoranda 31/01/2000 31/03/2000 Unclassified No

S-1872-0176-0005


S-1872-0176-0006

Memoranda 03/11/1999 23/11/1999 No

S-1872-0177

Head of Mission 01/01/1997 01/12/2000

S-1872-0177-0001


S-1872-0177-0002

Memoranda 03/09/1999 28/09/1999 No

S-1872-0177-0003

Memoranda 02/08/1999 31/08/1999 No

S-1872-0177-0004

Memoranda 05/06/1999 30/07/1999 No

S-1872-0177-0005


S-1872-0177-


0006S-1872-0177-0007


S-1872-0178

Head of Mission 06/07/1998 15/01/2001

S-1872-0178-0001


S-1872-0178-0002


S-1872-0178-0003

Representative of the Secretary-General(RSG) - daily itineraries

01/06/2000 13/12/2000 No

S-1872-0178-0004

Representative of the Secretary-General(RSG) - daily itineraries

30/03/2000 31/05/2000 No

S-1872-0178-0005

Work plans of the Police Pillar, the HumanRights Pillar, and the Justice Pillar

11/07/2000 11/07/2000 No

S-1872-0178-0006


S-1872-0178-0007


S-1872-0179

Head of Mission 23/09/1999 26/01/2001

S-1872-0179-0001


S-1872-0179-0002


S-1872-0179-0003


S-1872-0179-0004

Security Management Team - meetings 25/02/2000 11/12/2000 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0179-0005


S-1872-0179-0006

Security 21/01/2000 26/01/2001 No

S-1872-0179-0007

Security 01/02/2000 13/01/2001 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0180

Head of Mission 13/08/1992 08/12/2000

S-1872-0180-0001

Organization of American States (OAS) -Electoral Mission in Haiti

30/03/2000 13/07/2000 No

S-1872-0180-

Medical Evaluation Procedures Manual 01/01/2000 08/12/2000 Confidential No

0002S-1872-0180-0003


S-1872-0180-0004


S-1872-0180-0005

Security 11/02/2000 28/02/2000 No

S-1872-0180-0006


S-1872-0180-0007


S-1872-0180-0008

Electoral Assistance Team (EAT) 30/09/1994 30/09/1994 No

S-1872-0181

Head of Mission 22/02/1993 06/04/2000

S-1872-0181-0001


S-1872-0181-0002


S-1872-0181-0003

Electoral Assistance Team (EAT) 25/06/1995 19/07/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0181-0004

Executive Director - memoranda 22/02/1993 24/11/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0181-0005

Correspondence with the Ministry of Justiceand Public Security

11/01/1999 11/01/2000 No

S-1872-0181-0006

Correspondence with the Ministry of Justiceand Public Security

21/10/1996 08/12/1999 No

S-1872-0181-0007

Summary of Activities of the United NationsMissions in Haiti, April 1995 - November 1997

29/11/1997 29/11/1997 No

S-1872-0182

Head of Mission / Programme Office 07/10/1994 08/02/2001

S-1872-0182-0001

Standard operating procedures - flying orders 01/10/1999 31/10/1999 Unclassified No

S-1872-0182-0002

Multinational Force (MNF) 31/03/1995 13/09/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0182-0003

Multinational Force (MNF) 07/10/1994 30/01/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0182-0004

Local government 01/01/1996 02/07/1996 No

S-1872-0182-

Start and end of mission reports andcorrespondence

28/04/2000 08/02/2001 No

0005S-1872-0182-0006

End of Mission Report - Institution Building 31/03/2000 31/03/2000 No

S-1872-0182-0007

Administrative circulars 03/03/1999 10/01/2001 No

S-1872-0182-0008

Representative of the Secretary-General -correspondence

31/03/2000 05/02/2001 No

S-1872-0182-0009

Memoranda 19/04/2000 29/01/2001 No

S-1872-0182-0010

Office de la Protection du Citoyen (OPC) 24/04/2000 10/01/2001 No

S-1872-0183

Programme Office 01/04/1997 31/01/2001

S-1872-0183-0001

Institutional development - meetings of pillarleaders

01/03/2000 16/01/2001 No

S-1872-0183-0002


S-1872-0183-0003


S-1872-0183-0004

Haitian National Police (HNP) - technicalassistance

01/04/2000 27/06/2000 No

S-1872-0183-0005


S-1872-0183-0006

Judicial reform 30/07/1997 21/02/2000 No

S-1872-0183-0007

Electoral observation 06/04/2000 21/06/2000 No

S-1872-0183-0008

Meetings of leaders of United Nationsagencies

22/03/2000 30/11/2000 No

S-1872-0184

Programme Office 25/11/1998 14/12/2000

S-1872-0184-0001

United Nations Development Group - commoncountry assessments on Haiti and theDominican Republic

25/11/1998 09/06/2000 No

S-1872-0184-0002

United Nations Development Group - commoncountry assessment on Haiti

21/03/2000 09/06/2000 No

S-1872-0184-0003

United Nations Development Group - commoncountry assessments on Haiti

10/03/2000 15/03/2000 No

S-1872-0184-0004


01/03/2000 06/03/2000 No

S-1872-0184-


29/02/2000 01/03/2000 No

0005S-1872-0184-0006


01/12/1999 28/02/2000 No

S-1872-0184-0007

United Nations Development Group - UnitedNations Development Assistance Framework(UNDAF)

27/11/2000 14/12/2000 No

S-1872-0185

Programme Office / Protocol Office 17/01/1995 05/02/2001

S-1872-0185-0001

United Nations Development Group - UnitedNations Development Assistance Framework(UNDAF)

11/09/2000 24/11/2000 No

S-1872-0185-0002


23/05/2000 05/02/2001 No

S-1872-0185-0003

United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) - penitentiary reform

30/03/2000 31/12/2000 No

S-1872-0185-0004

United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) - planning for post-MICAH transition

18/12/2000 31/01/2001 No

S-1872-0185-0005

United Nations Educational, Scientific andCultural Organization (UNESCO)

13/08/1998 15/01/2001 No

S-1872-0185-0006

Canadian Embassy and CanadianInternational Development Agency (CIDA)

08/09/2000 18/01/2001 No

S-1872-0185-0007

Office of President René Préval 03/01/1997 20/11/2000 No

S-1872-0185-0008

Office of President René Préval 12/03/1996 13/11/1996 No

S-1872-0185-0009

Office of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide 17/01/1995 07/03/1996 No

S-1872-0185-0010

Office of the Prime Minister 13/07/1995 09/05/2000 No

S-1872-0186

Protocol Office 28/10/1994 19/01/2001

S-1872-0186-0001


S-1872-0186-0002


S-1872-0186-0003


S-1872-0186-0004

Final Report of the National Truth and JusticeCommission (CNVJ), “Si m Pa Rele” (“If I Don’tShout”), 29 September 1991 - 14 October1994

01/01/1995 31/12/1995 No

S-1872-0186-0005

Final Report of the National Truth and JusticeCommission (CNVJ), “Si m Pa Rele” (“If I Don’tShout”), 29 September 1991 - 14 October1994

01/01/1995 31/12/1995 No

S-1872-0186-0006

Final Report of the National Truth and JusticeCommission (CNVJ), “Si m Pa Rele” (“If I Don’tShout”), 29 September 1991 - 14 October1994 - Annex III, List of Victims

01/01/1995 31/12/1995 No

S-1872-0186-0007

Final Report of the National Truth and JusticeCommission (CNVJ), “Si m Pa Rele” (“If I Don’tShout”), 29 September 1991 - 14 October1994 - Annex III, List of Victims

01/01/1995 31/12/1995 No

S-1872-0186-0008

Status of Mission Agreement (SOMA) 18/01/1998 06/07/2000 No

S-1872-0187

Protocol Office / Chief Administrative Officer(CAO)

01/01/1994 27/09/2000

S-1872-0187-0001

Mission terms of reference 01/01/1998 31/01/1998 Unclassified No

S-1872-0187-0002

MICIVIH and UNMIH - guidelines forpersonnel on assignment

23/11/1994 23/11/1994 Unclassified No

S-1872-0187-0003

Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) - use ofairport

06/06/1997 12/06/1997 Confidential No

S-1872-0187-0004

Customs procedures 15/02/1995 27/10/1998 No

S-1872-0187-0005

Annotated map of Port-au-Prince 01/01/1994 31/12/1994 Unclassified No

S-1872-0187-0006

Occupation of buildings and property 29/05/1995 06/03/1996 No

S-1872-0187-0007


S-1872-0187-0008


S-1872-0187-0009

Administrative instructions 12/02/1998 27/09/2000 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1872-0187-0010

Communications - policy and operations 10/01/1995 09/04/1996 Confidential No

S-1872-0187-0011

Audits - internal - reports 16/11/1995 20/10/1997 Confidential No

S-1872-0188

Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) 14/12/1994 21/01/1998

S-1872-0188-0001


S-1872-0188-0002

Audits - internal - reports 07/01/1997 23/10/1997 Unclassified No

S-1872-0188-0003


S-1872- Audits - internal - reports 21/01/1996 10/02/1996 Unclassified No

0188-0004S-1872-0188-0005


S-1872-0188-0006


S-1872-0188-0007

Audits - external - reports 12/11/1997 21/01/1998 Unclassified No

S-1872-0189

Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) / Multiplebases

15/04/1993 28/02/2000

S-1872-0189-0001

Audits - external - reports 20/04/1995 13/11/1995 Confidential No

S-1872-0189-0002

Audits - external - reports 23/02/1995 19/04/1995 Confidential No

S-1872-0189-0003

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -memoranda - index


No

S-1872-0189-0004

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -lists and photographs of Front for theAdvancement and Progress of Haiti (FRAPH)members and attaches in Petite Goave andGrand Goave


No

S-1872-0189-0005

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -registration sheets of Front for theAdvancement and Progress of Haiti (FRAPH)members in Petite Goave


No

S-1872-0189-0006

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -guidelines for reporting


No

S-1872-0189-0007

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- meeting minutes, weekly reports, and reportson visits to communes

15/04/1993 01/10/1993 No

S-1872-0189-0008

Multiple bases 26/08/1993 28/02/2000 No

S-1872-0190


S-1872-0190-0001


30/11/1995 24/11/1999 No

S-1872-0190-0002

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -L'Asile Commune, Grand'Anse Department

17/01/1997 04/12/1998 No

S-1872-0190-0003

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Baradères Commune, Grand'Anse Department

11/12/1998 20/05/1999 No

S-1872-0190-0004

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - CampPerrin Commune

25/09/1996 22/11/1999 No

S-1872-0190-0005

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Cavaillon Commune

28/11/1996 22/03/1999 No

S-1872- Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - 04/09/1996 13/05/1999 No

0190-0006

Chantal Commune

S-1872-0190-0007

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Côteaux Commune

30/05/1999 22/12/1999 No

S-1872-0190-0008

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Maniche Commune

06/05/1996 29/04/1999 No

S-1872-0190-0009


20/01/1998 15/10/1999 No

S-1872-0190-0010



No

S-1872-0190-0011


12/04/1995 28/12/1995 No

S-1872-0190-0012

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - PetiteRivière de Nippes Commune, Grand'AnseDepartment

13/07/1995 29/10/1997 No

S-1872-0190-0013

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - Port àPiment Commune

09/01/1996 12/08/1999 No

S-1872-0190-0014

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - PortSalut Commune

19/09/1996 12/08/1999 No

S-1872-0190-0015

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Roche à Bateaux Commune


No

S-1872-0190-0016

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - SaintJean du Sud Commune

25/11/1998 05/10/1999 No

S-1872-0190-0017

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - SaintLouis du Sud Commune

20/11/1996 15/11/1999 No

S-1872-0191

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department / Base9, Fort Liberte, North East Department

27/10/1990 05/10/1999

S-1872-0191-0001

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Tiburon Commune

07/11/1995 12/08/1999 No

S-1872-0191-0002

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Torbeck Commune

18/09/1996 05/10/1999 No

S-1872-0191-0003

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -memoranda

10/05/1993 28/11/1996 No

S-1872-0191-0004

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -deportation of Haitians from the DominicanRepublic

04/08/1995 19/01/1996 No

S-1872-0191-0005


06/02/1995 04/12/1995 No

S-1872-0191-0006


24/04/1995 04/01/1996 No

S-1872-0191-0007



No

S-1872- Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department - 08/02/1995 10/11/1995 No

0191-0008

communes

S-1872-0191-0009


12/05/1995 31/10/1995 No

S-1873 Military 1990-1998

Scope and Content

International Civilian Mission in Haiti, OAS/UN (MICIVIH) Records originating from MICIVIH’s bases reflect Observers’ relations with the Haitian Armed Forces (FADH), the Front for the Advancement and Progress of Haiti (FRAPH), the Multinational Force (MNF), and the United States Special Forces (USSF). The records primarily consist of Observer-authored memoranda concerning: the USSF mandate regarding law enforcement and the Haitian judicial system; a shooting incident at a demonstration involving USSF on 22 November 1995, and monitoring of police and justice conditions after the shooting; cases of fourteen allegedly illegal arrests made by the Multinational Force (MNF) which occurred at Base 2 in November and December of 1994; arms caches reported to the mission; the legality of arms searches and associated arrests conducted by Haitian National Police (HNP) and judicial authorities; the Multinational Force (MNF) disarmament weapon buyback programs; and the use of arms during demonstrations.

United Nations Mission in Haiti (UNMIH)Many records of UNMIH’s U3 Operations concern the Haitian municipal, parliamentary, and presidential elections held in 1995. These records are comprised of: Fragment Orders (FRAGOs) covering logistical, planning and security arrangements provided during the electoral process, and reflecting the mission’s close coordination with the Haitian electoral authorities; daily election summaries (ELECTSUM) about the monitoring of the voter registration, the delegate selection processes, the distribution of electoral material, and other activities in various geographic locations throughout Haiti; and maps indicating voting locations and electoral incidents. Also included are election returns drafted by the Haitian Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) for the 25 June 1995 and 17 September 1995 elections.

Also present in the records are FRAGOs that describe: UNMIH-named Areas of Interest (AOI) where incidents of violence often occurred; UNMIH support for the deployment of Haitian National Police (HNP) in Port-au-Prince; the furnishing of equipment to assist the HNP; enhanced security for President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, President René Préval, and visits to Haiti by diplomats and foreign government officials; coordination with the United States Department of State Security Team; the security of satellite communications; airport safety; aviation support; humanitarian convoys; and engineering improvements.

The records of U3 Operations also include: security analyses and planning for the inauguration of President Préval on 7 February 1996; a report titled “Estimate of the Situation” about the establishment of a temporary detention center for youth gang members, dated 1 January 1996; after-action reports detailing UNMIH activities with regard to safety at large public events; a program outline for UNMIH’s Special Operations Task Force (SOTF); summaries of routine and non-routine patrol activities; and security procedures for supporting food convoys.

United Nations Support Mission in Haiti (UNSMIH)U4 Headquarters records consist in part of: a 23 July 1997 briefing for the incoming Force Commander, with a Force organizational chart; operation orders for responses to natural disasters and mass casualties; and a mission security plan to integrate civilian staff into the Port-au-Prince safe area.

U3 Operations records also consist of Fragment Orders (FRAGOs), which amend operation orders based on conditions on the ground, about: cooperation with the HNP; the protection of government officials; and military patrols in support of the parliamentary elections held in April 1997. UNSMIH records also include code cable executive summaries from the Special Representative for the Secretary-General (SRSG) Enrique ter Horst about military, humanitarian, and electoral issues, especially concerning the activities of the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP). There are also information

summaries about: civil disturbances such as attacks against former de facto regime members and strikes for unpaid wages; arrests made and activities monitored by the Haitian National Police (HNP); and the electoral process, including summaries of political demonstrations and acts of political intimidation against civilians.

Additional records about electoral support include: a brief for the Force Commander on support for the April 1997 elections; an election timeline prepared by the CEP; a memorandum about election security planning, dated 6 February 1997; and a code cable about final election results, dated 28 April 1997, and sent from the SRSG to the Secretary-General Kofi Annan.

United Nations Transition Mission in Haiti (UNTMIH)The records of UNTMIH’s U4 Logistics Planning and Coordination Cell include: Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs); U4 briefings which include presentations about the role of the U4; and a 25 November 1997 End of Mission Report.

The UNTMIH Force Standing Operating Procedures (FSOPs) describe key military positions and staff guidelines. The records reflect the duties of the U3 Operations Officer, including: day-to-day planning, coordination and direction of all UNTMIH Force operations; supervision of duty watch staff in the UNTMIH operations centre; and preparation of Warning Orders (WngO), Fragment Orders (FRAGOs), and operations briefs. Additional duties of the U3 Operations Officer included: the preparation of the Force Commander’s briefing book; the provision of follow-up responses to the Force Commander’s queries; and planning and coordination of joint operations with Civilian Police (CIVPOL) and the Haitian National Police (HNP).


DateClosed

SecurityLevel

ScannedItems

S-1873-0001

U4 Headquarters 01/09/1994 11/12/1997

S-1873-0001-0001

U4 End of Mission Report 25/11/1997 25/11/1997 Unclassified No

S-1873-0001-0002

Standing Operating Procedures (SOPs) 06/11/1997 06/11/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0001-0003

Force Standing Operating Procedures(FSOPs)

05/08/1997 05/08/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0001-0004

U4 briefings 01/08/1997 01/08/1997 Unclassified No

S-1873-0001-0005

Concept of Operation 18/04/1996 06/08/1996 Confidential No

S-1873-0001-0006

Liquidation 18/09/1997 11/12/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0001-0007


S-1873-0001-0008

Liquidation 04/07/1997 25/11/1997 Unclassified No

S-1873-0001-0009


S-1873-0001-0010


S-1873-0001-0011

Military Campaign Plan 13/08/1997 13/08/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0001-0012

Information Summaries 01/09/1994 24/11/1994 Confidential No

S-1873-0002

U4 Headquarters 06/12/1996 01/01/1998

S-1873-0002-0001

Information summaries 07/04/1997 04/08/1997 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1873-0002-0002


S-1873-0002-0003


S-1873-0002-0004

Chronological file 06/12/1996 01/01/1998 Confidential No

S-1873-0002-0005


S-1873-0002-0006


S-1873-0003

U4 Headquarters 17/07/1996 25/11/1997

S-1873-0003-0001

Operation orders 30/04/1997 22/08/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0003-0002


S-1873-0003-0003


S-1873-0003-0004

Briefings and operation orders 30/10/1996 04/08/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0003-0005

Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) forMapleleaf Camp

30/10/1996 30/10/1996 Unclassified No

S-1873-0003-0006

Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) forMapleleaf Camp

30/10/1997 30/10/1997 Unclassified No

S-1873-0003-0007

Standing Operating Procedures (SOPs) -airport premesis

14/05/1997 14/06/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0003-0008

Administrative Instructions 30/10/1996 04/04/1997 Unclassified No

S-1873-0003-0009

Administrative Instructions 24/07/1996 04/04/1997 Unclassified No

S-1873-0003-0010

Integrated support services 31/10/1997 25/11/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0003-0011

Contingency operations 20/12/1996 20/12/1996 Confidential No

S-1873-0003-0012

Personnel 02/08/1996 02/08/1996 Confidential No

S-1873-0003-0013

Disaster relief plan 01/08/1996 01/08/1996 Confidential No

S-1873-0004

U4 Headquarters 15/02/1995 27/10/1997

S-1873-0004-0001

Disaster plan 25/04/1995 18/09/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0004-0002

Evacuation plan 17/05/1997 21/07/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0004-0003

Memorandum of Understanding betweenUNSMIH and the Government of Canada

08/07/1997 08/07/1997 Unclassified No

S-1873-0004-0004


S-1873-0004-0005


S-1873-0004-0006


S-1873-0004-0007


S-1873-0004-0008

Election logistics planning 15/02/1995 29/11/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0004-0009

Periodic reports 03/03/1997 24/06/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0005

U4 Headquarters 21/11/1995 26/07/1997

S-1873-0005-0001


S-1873-0005-0002


No

S-1873-0005-0003


No

S-1873-0005-0004


S-1873-0005-0005


S-1873-0005-0006

Operation support 21/11/1995 21/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0005-0007


S-1873-0005-0008


S-1873-0006

U4 Headquarters 31/07/1994 29/10/1997

S-1873-0006-0001

Liquidation 15/08/1995 29/10/1997 Unclassified No

S-1873-0006-0002

Convoy security 24/04/1995 25/06/1996 Confidential No

S-1873-0006-0003

Safety training 24/09/1995 12/03/1996 Unclassified No

S-1873-0006-0004

Logistics planning 31/07/1994 19/09/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0006-0005

Logistics planning 20/10/1994 24/08/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0006-0006

Operation Orders 21/03/1996 28/06/1996 Confidential No

S-1873-0006-0007


S-1873-0006-0008


S-1873-0007

U4 Headquarters 21/02/1995 03/01/1996

S-1873-0007-0001


S-1873-0007-0002


S-1873-0007-0003


S-1873-0007-0004


S-1873-0007-0005

Fragment Orders (FRAGOs) 08/12/1995 03/01/1996 Confidential No

S-1873-0007-0006


S-1873-0008

U3 Operations 30/11/1990 30/05/1998

S-1873-0008-0001

Electoral Support 12/07/1996 17/03/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0008-0002

Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) 30/11/1990 28/10/1994 Unclassified No

S-1873-0008-0003

Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) - electoralintimidation

23/12/1994 02/11/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0008-0004

Electoral support - planning and observation 08/08/1995 13/08/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0008-0005

Electoral support - planning 23/05/1995 01/06/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0008-0006


S-1873-0008-0007

Electoral observation 02/02/1995 07/11/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0008-0008

Electoral preparations and electionsobservation

30/08/1995 13/10/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0008-0009

Candidates 07/06/1995 22/08/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0008-0010


S-1873-0009

U3 Operations 17/05/1995 23/12/1995

S-1873-0009-0001


S-1873-0009-0002

Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) 17/09/1995 23/12/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0009-0003


S-1873-0009-0004

Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) - electionreturns

25/06/1995 16/08/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0009-0005


25/06/1995 25/06/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0009-0006


25/06/1995 25/06/1995 Unclassified No

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25/06/1995 25/06/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0009-0008


25/06/1995 25/06/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0009-0009


25/06/1995 13/08/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0009-0010


25/06/1995 18/08/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0010

U3 Operations 09/05/1996 17/12/1997

S-1873-0010-0001

Standing Operating Procedures (SOPs) 01/08/1997 31/08/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0010-0002


S-1873-0010-0003


S-1873-0010-0004


S-1873-0010-0005

Power Supporting Peace presentation slides 09/05/1996 09/05/1996 Confidential No

S-1873-0011

U3 Operations 25/03/1995 08/07/1995

S-1873-0011-0001

Election site data and planning summaries 25/03/1995 11/05/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0011-0002


S-1873-0011-0003


S-1873-0011-0004


S-1873-0011-0005


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S-1873-0012

U3 Operations 26/03/1995 11/10/1995

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Assessment of legislative and municipalelections in Haiti - International RepublicanInstitute (IRI)

11/10/1995 11/10/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0012-0007

Elections planning 30/03/1995 29/07/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0013

U3 Operations 06/03/1995 31/12/1995

S-1873-0013-0001


S-1873-0013-0002

Elections planning and reporting 06/03/1995 10/07/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1873-0013-0003

Briefings for the Special Representative of theSecretary-General (SRSG)

17/12/1995 17/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0013-0004

Presidential elections - operations summaries 15/12/1995 18/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0013-0005

Electoral support - Fragment Orders(FRAGOs), Zone 1

03/12/1995 19/12/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0013-0006


05/11/1995 31/12/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0013-0007


13/07/1995 20/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0013-0008


05/12/1995 16/12/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0013-0009

Electoral support - Fragment Orders(FRAGOs)

04/11/1995 15/12/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0013-0010


05/11/1995 07/12/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0013-0011

Briefings for the Special Representative of theSecretary-General (SRSG)

15/09/1995 08/10/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0014

U3 Operations 29/03/1995 28/02/1996

S-1873-0014-0001


S-1873-0014-0002


29/07/1995 06/12/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0014-0003

Elections - general 07/09/1995 28/09/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0014-0004

Elections - general 15/11/1995 18/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0014-0005

Election run-offs 14/09/1995 10/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0014-0006

Election run-offs - Nepalese Battalion(NEPBAT)

04/09/1995 04/09/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0014-0007


S-1873-0014-0008


S-1873-0015

U3 Operations 20/04/1995 26/02/1996

S-1873-0015-0001

Presidential inauguration security 02/02/1996 10/02/1996 Confidential No

S-1873-0015-0002

Presidential inauguration security 19/01/1996 01/02/1996 Confidential No

S-1873-0015-0003

Commander's conference 28/08/1995 28/09/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0015-0004

Carnival after action report 16/02/1996 26/02/1996 Confidential No

S-1873-0015-0005

Explosives disposal after action report 28/04/1995 20/01/1996 Confidential No

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Food truck escort after action report 20/04/1995 28/09/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0015-0007

Casualty Evacuation and Medical Evacuation(CASEVAC and MEDEVAC)


No

S-1873-0015-0008


S-1873-0016

U3 Operations 25/08/1995 25/02/1996

S-1873-0016-0001

Incident reports 30/12/1995 16/01/1996 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1873-0016-0002

Incident reports 28/11/1995 02/01/1996 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1873-0016-0003

Quick Reaction Force Company 24/02/1996 25/02/1996 Confidential No

S-1873-0016-0004

Quick Reaction Force Company 05/12/1995 09/12/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0016-0005

Operational summaries 04/12/1995 15/12/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0016-0006


S-1873-0017

U3 Operations 01/03/1995 05/02/1996

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S-1873-0017-0002

Operations 21/07/1995 05/02/1996 Confidential No

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S-1873-0017-0004


S-1873-0017-0005


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Civil engineering support 01/03/1995 01/03/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0017-0007

Security instructions 01/03/1995 01/03/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0018

U3 Operations 25/11/1995 15/07/1996

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S-1873-0018-0003


S-1873-0018-0004


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U3 Operations 28/07/1995 07/12/1995

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U3 Operations 25/04/1995 26/07/1995

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U3 Operations 16/03/1995 30/05/1995

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S-1873-0022

U3 Plans 02/04/1996 06/11/1997

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Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) 05/08/1997 06/11/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0022-0002

Battalion task assessment 29/07/1997 29/07/1997 Unclassified No

S-1873-0022-0003

Force Commander briefing 04/04/1997 24/07/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0022-0004

Force Commander briefing 20/12/1996 21/07/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0022-0005


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U3 Plans 27/09/1996 23/10/1997

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S-1873-0023-0003


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Distaster response plan 25/04/1997 29/04/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0023-0006

Code cables - weekly executive summaries 05/11/1996 09/06/1997 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1873-0024

U3 Plans 22/04/1996 05/05/1997

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Code cables - weekly executive summaries 02/07/1996 29/10/1996 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1873-0024-0002


No

S-1873-0024-0003


No

S-1873-0024-0004

Civilian Police (CIVPOL) reports - weekly 07/10/1996 20/01/1997 No

S-1873-0024-0005


S-1873-0024-0006


S-1873-0024-0007

Election planning - security 19/02/1997 19/02/1997 Unclassified No

S-1873-0024-0008

Elections planning and election results 08/03/1997 28/04/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0025

U3 Plans 06/06/1994 03/11/1997

S-1873-0025-0001


S-1873-0025-0002

Roles of Force Engineer and CanadianBattalion

17/05/1996 23/07/1997 Unclassified No

S-1873-0025-0003

Military public information 24/08/1996 26/05/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0025-0004

Accommodations 01/05/1995 02/08/1996 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1873-0025-0005

Accommodations - security and rehabilitation 02/08/1996 30/04/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0025-0006

Threat assessment and advisories 25/06/1996 30/04/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0025-0007

Patrol operations 16/08/1996 03/11/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0025-0008

Airport security 07/04/1997 15/09/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0025-0009

Presidential security 30/01/1997 20/08/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0025-0010

Emergency medical care for president -standard operating procedure (SOP)

23/07/1996 11/09/1997 Confidential No

S-1873-0025-0011

Use of airport gates and premisis - standardoperating procedure

06/06/1994 06/06/1994 Confidential No

S-1873-0025-0012

Psychological Operations (PSYOPS) - areaassessments

31/03/1995 01/10/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0025-0013


01/10/1995 31/03/1996 Confidential No

S-1873-0026

U3 Plans 01/09/1994 10/07/1996

S-1873-0026-0001

Military Information Support Team (MIST)reports

16/05/1996 10/07/1996 Confidential No

S-1873-0026-0002


31/03/1995 01/10/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0026-0003

Lessons learned 01/04/1995 28/02/1996 Confidential No

S-1873-0026-0004

Lessons learned 01/04/1995 28/02/1996 Confidential No

S-1873-0026-0005

Guidelines and briefs 01/09/1994 19/01/1996 Confidential No

S-1873-0026-0006

Force organization 18/10/1995 16/05/1996 Confidential No

S-1873-0026-0007

Staff training 09/08/1995 09/08/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0026-0008


S-1873-0027

U3 Plans 01/01/1994 09/08/1995

S-1873-0027-0001

Staff orientation and training 09/08/1995 09/08/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0027-0002

Staff orientation and training 09/08/1995 09/08/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0027-0003


S-1873-0027-0004


S-1873-0027-0005


S-1873-0027-0006

Force training program 03/03/1995 03/03/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0027-0007

Force training program 03/03/1995 03/03/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0027-0008

Joint doctrine for Canadian forces combinedoperations

01/01/1994 31/12/1994 Confidential No

S-1873-0028

U3 Plans 01/01/1995 07/03/1996

S-1873-0028-0001

Canadian peacekeeping management,command and staff course

01/01/1995 31/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0028-0002


01/01/1995 31/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0028-0003


01/01/1995 31/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0028-0004


01/01/1995 31/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0028-0005


S-1873-0028-0006

Redeployment planning 20/12/1995 07/03/1996 Confidential No

S-1873-0028-0007

Redeployment planning 20/01/1996 23/01/1996 Confidential No

S-1873-0029

U3 Plans 13/03/1995 15/07/1996

S-1873-0029-0001


S-1873-0029-0002

Fragment Orders (FRAGOs) 02/04/1996 15/07/1996 Unclassified No

S-1873-0029-0003


S-1873-0029-0004


S-1873-0029-0005


S-1873-0030

U3 Plans 16/03/1995 15/03/1996

S-1873-0030-0001


S-1873-0030-0002


S-1873-0030-0003


S-1873-0030-0004


S-1873-0030-0005


S-1873-0030-0006


S-1873-0031

U3 Plans 14/03/1995 11/10/1995

S-1873-0031-0001


S-1873-0031-0002


S-1873-0031-0003


S-1873-0031-0004


S-1873-0031-0005


S-1873-0031-0006


S-1873-0032

U3 Plans / Bangeledesh Battalion 23/05/1994 26/04/1997

S-1873-0032-0001


S-1873-0032-0002


S-1873-0032-0003


S-1873-0032-0004


S-1873-0032-0005


S-1873-0032-0006

Transition from Multinational Force (MNF) toUNMIH

17/11/1994 24/11/1994 Confidential No

S-1873-0032-0007

Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) 05/08/1995 05/08/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0032-0008

United Nations Mission in Haiti (UNMIH)misison transition planning

13/03/1995 29/11/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0033

U3 Plans 30/09/1994 18/12/1995

S-1873-0033-0001

United Nations Mission in Haiti (UNMIH)mission transition planning

29/11/1995 18/12/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0033-0002

Disaster planning 16/08/1995 03/09/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0033-0003

Disaster planning 12/08/1995 13/11/1995 Confidential No

S-1873-0033-0004

Elections 30/09/1994 17/07/1995 No

S-1873-0033-0005

Elections - planning 02/06/1995 02/11/1995 No

S-1873-0034

Multiple bases 01/01/1991 16/01/1996

S-1873-0034-0001

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - armscontrol

06/01/1995 16/12/1995 No

S-1873-0034-0002

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - HaitianArmed Forces (FADH) and Front for theAdvancement and Progress of Haiti (FRAPH)

20/01/1995 12/06/1995 No

S-1873-0034-0003

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - UnitedStates Special Forces


No

S-1873-0034-0004

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -relations with military authorities


No

S-1873-0034-0005

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Front for the Advancement and Progress ofHaiti (FRAPH)


No

S-1873-0034-0006

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -United States Special Forces


No

S-1873-0034-0007

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -Multinational Force (MNF) - illegal arrests


No

S-1873-0034-0008

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -Honduran Battalion

28/08/1995 15/11/1995 No

S-1873-0034-0009

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -United States Special Forces

03/03/1995 16/08/1995 No

S-1873-0034-0010

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -relations with military authorities

25/09/1995 25/09/1995 Unclassified No

S-1873-0034-0011

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Haitian Armed Forces (FADH)

31/05/1994 30/11/1995 No

S-1873-0034-0012

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -meetings with the Commander of theGrand'Anse Department

07/05/1993 18/09/1993 No

S-1873-0034-0015

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -relations with military authorities


No

S-1873-0034-0013

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - HaitianArmed Forces (FADH) - organization

12/02/1993 12/02/1993 No

S-1873-0034-0014

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - militaryincidents

07/07/1995 16/01/1996 No

S-1873-0034-0016

Multiple bases - general 01/01/1991 19/12/1995 No

S-1873-0034-0017

Multiple bases - general 18/08/1993 12/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1874 Human Rights 1945-2001

Scope and Content

International Civilian Mission in Haiti, OAS/UN (MICIVIH)Ian Martin served as Deputy Executive Director and Director for the Human Rights Division from the start of the mission to July 1995; Rodolfo Mattarrollo served as Deputy Executive Director and Director for the Human Rights Division ad interim from August 1995 to October 1995; and Javier Zuniga served as Deputy Executive Director and Director for the Human Rights Division starting in October 1995. Anne Fuller replaced Javier Zuniga as Chief of Section from 1996 through 1999. In late 1995, the Division was restructured and became the Protection and Promotion of Human Rights Section (PPHR).

Records of the Human Rights Division consist of: analyses of the role of MICIVIH in the promotion of human rights; training and orientation materials for incoming mission personnel about the history of Haiti, the MICIVIH mandate, and the conduct of human rights investigations; final reports and overviews of the human rights situation in departments and major cities; chronological surveys of human rights violations forwarded to the United Nations Secretary-General; briefs describing the Division’s work with local and international non-governmental organizations; summaries of meetings held between MICIVIH officials and representatives of the Haitian Armed Forces (FADH). A report authored by MICIVIH in May 1996, titled “Haiti: Human Rights and the Rehabilitation of Victims” describes the work of the Medical Unit and its collaboration with non-governmental organizations in providing assistance (medical and psychological) to victims of torture and political repression.

The chronological files and memoranda of the Director of the Human Rights Division, Ian Martin, consist of: administrative circulars; weekly executive summaries that describe the investigation and monitoring activities of the

Human Rights Division, the security situation in Haiti, and MICIVIH’s collaboration with the National Truth and Justice Commission (CNVJ); and periodic reports about the human rights situation in Haiti, which note pending arrest warrants, the progress of criminal trials, killings and degrading treatment carried out by officers of the Haitian National Police (HNP) and armed forces, and violence carried out in the context of elections.

Records of the Human Rights Division also include: briefs about displaced persons in Haiti and asylum seekers; lists and analyses about cases of forced disappearances; and reports describing incidences of summary executions. There are also briefs describing the state of freedom of the press and the radio, and the violence and repression experienced by Haitian journalists, photographers, and radio broadcasters. These reports document: the confiscation and destruction of radio broadcast equipment; threats received by journalists; and journalists’ experiences being forced into hiding, and being captured, beaten, and tortured. Included are summaries of interviews carried out by MICIVIH staff with local Haitian journalists, and updates about the condition of journalists known to be persecuted and in hiding. Also included are notes on meetings between MICIVIH staff and the Haitian Minister of Information.

There are also documents prepared by Desk Officers at MICIVIH’s regional bases throughout Haiti and forwarded to the Director of the Human Rights Division and the Executive Director. Desk Officers’ records consist of: chronologies of incidents of human rights violations occurring in towns and communes; background information gathered by Human Rights Observers about cases of human rights violations; summaries of interviews with victims; memoranda detailing the arrests of perpetrators; briefs about public demonstrations; summaries of Human Rights Observers’ meetings with mayors and other local authorities; and summaries of Observers’ visits to towns and prisons.

Records of the Human Rights Division also document the work of the Division’s Investigations Unit. The files primarily consist of dossiers of human rights violations reported to MICIVIH and allegedly perpetrated by members of the FADH or armed civilian groups. Violations include: beatings; illegal arrest and detention; intimidation and death threats; rape; extra-judicial executions; and shootings and machete killings. Memoranda of the Investigation Unit detail cases of abductions, forced disappearances and discoveries of cadavers. Additionally, there are memoranda about individuals’ asylum status prepared by MICIVH and sent to the International Organization for Migration (OIM).

Also included are records of MICIVIH’s Protection and Promotion of Human Rights Section (PPHR), which was tasked with: planning and producing human rights educational material; executing training seminars on human rights, civic education, and conflict resolution; and reinforcing the human rights monitoring capacity of government institutions and human rights non-governmental organizations.

Records of the PPHR include weekly reports that detail seminars conducted by the PPHR, meetings between PPHR personnel and representatives of Haitian government ministries and non-governmental organizations, and media activities about human rights carried out in collaboration with the mission’s Press and Information Unit. There are also yearly evaluations of human rights promotion and civic education activities and outlines of priorities for the Section, as well as monthly activity tables for the PPHR Section. Summaries of seminars describe the audience, subjects covered, the performance quality of the seminar leader and guest speakers, and audience impressions. Seminars were targeted at demographics such as women, professions such as teachers, and groups such as members of a church or organization. Seminars covered children’s rights, the structure of local government, the Constitution of Haiti, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the judicial system, and the police. Local officials, lawyers, judges, human rights activists, or police officers often participated as guest speakers.

PPHR records also include: strategy papers on human rights promotion authored by MICIVIH personnel; outlines of human rights and civic education campaigns; draft sketches and text for posters and leaflets in French and Creole; letters and program brochures documenting MICVIH’s work with Haitian cultural organizations to promote human rights education; and profiles of the public and private sectors, and religious institutions, and non-governmental organizations in Haiti. Records also document the Section’s planning for cultural projects and events about human rights and civics. Cultural events included plays, radio spots, art contests, poetry, a travelling exhibit on human rights displayed from 2-11 September 1998, the celebration of Human Rights Day (December 10), and the celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Records of the MICIVIH’s Protection and Promotion of Human Rights Section (PPHR) also include final reports about technical assistance MICIVIH provided to the Office de la Protection du Citoyen (OPC). These reports were prepared by the MICIVIH Deputy Executive Director and by international consultants assigned to the OPC. The Office de la

Protection du Citoyen (OPC) was an independent institution mandated in the Haitian Constitution of 1987 that was set up to protect citizens against abuse by the government. The institution was revitalized in 1997 after receiving international donor aid and MICIVIH’s technical assistance. Included are draft and final reports, as well as correspondence between MICIVIH staff and Dr. Louis E. Roy, the Protecteur du Citoyen. The reports address a variety of topics, including: the role of MICIVH, the Haitian constitution and the protection of human rights, and cooperation between Haiti and international organizations in the protection of human rights. There are also reports, prepared by consultants, about a seminar on the challenges and dilemmas faced by the OPC, which was held from 4-6 March 1998. Additionally, there are organization charts of the Office de la Protection du Citoyen (OPC); action plans of the OPC; and an annual report of the OPC’s first year.

In addition, there are records documenting the work of the Inter-NGO Working Group for Visitation of Prisons and Places of Police Custody, which MICIVIH created to increase the effectiveness of non-governmental organizations in overseeing the protection of human rights in prisons and detention centers. These files contain: strategy proposals and discussion plans, summaries of meetings and seminars, and activity outlines. Also present are operational memoranda, statements of purpose, discussion papers, and project summaries documenting MICIVIH’s collaboration with a wide variety of local NGO’s, including the Assistance to Victims of Violence Movement (MAPVIV), Platform of Haitian Human Rights Organizations (POHDH), and Community Organization for Rural Development (OCODER).

MICIVIH’s Human Rights Observers operated from bases throughout Haiti, and their records consist primarily of investigations of human rights violations. Included are memoranda describing Observers’ visits to court houses, city halls, commissariats, military casernes (barracks), churches, and citizens’ residences in towns and communes, and their interactions with local authorities and victims about the status of past and current violations. There are also case/incident reports and follow-up forms with attachments, including witness statements, medical records, and photographs of victims’ injuries. Many incidents are identified in the documentation with base-specific case numbers that can be referenced for further documentation in S-1880. Violations investigated include: arbitrary and summary execution, forced disappearances, politically-motivated torture, arbitrary arrest and detention, cruel and inhuman treatment, death threats and intimidation, and the destruction of citizens’ residences and property. Observers also investigated cases of citizens in marronage (hiding). The records also include statistics on types of human rights violations.

Prison visitation was carried out by teams of Human Rights Observers to assess: the conditions of detention; the state of prisoners; the respect for human rights in prisons; and the procedures followed by the authorities for imprisonment. The prison visit summaries often include the names of prisoners, and detail interviews with prisoners and circumstances of their detention.

Base records also document Observers’ monitoring of land conflicts, legal and sometimes violent disputes over conflicting claims to land ownership resulting from political instability. Records include reports summarizing interviews with disputants, judges, local officials, and members of the Haitian Armed Forces (FADH) or Multinational Force (MNF). There are also memoranda about MICIVIH providing training in conflict resolution to those involved in land conflicts.

Records originating from bases also document coordination between MICIVIH and the National Truth and Justice Commission (CNVJ), which was formed by President Jean-Bertrand Aristide in December 1994. Records include memoranda exchanged between the President of the CNVJ, the CNVJ Working Group, the MICIVIH Liaison to the CNVJ, and the Executive Director of MICIVIH on the establishment of the CNVJ and its relationship with MICIVIH. Topics include finding international experts to serve on the CNVJ and the possibility of MICIVIH providing technical, logistical, or financial support to the CNVJ. There are also Observers’ reports on the CNVJ’s activities, and on the 17 December 1994 Presidential Decree establishing the CNVJ and announcing its mandate. Additionally, there are: the CNVJ’s requests for case dossiers on human rights violations investigated by MICIVIH; file transfer authorization forms signed by the victim or his or her family; lists of sent case dossiers; and case dossiers, with information summaries and attachments.

International Civilian Support Mission in Haiti (MICAH)MICAH’s Human Rights Section was tasked to: work with state agencies, local non-governmental organizations and civil society to increase respect for human rights; and to provide theoretical and practical training on human rights to institutions and the local population. The Human Rights Section was headed by a Chief, and consisted of: a Capacity-Building/NGO Team, a Civil Society Team, a Verification Team, a Training Coordinator, and a Human Rights Legal Advisor. Headquartered in Port-au-Prince, the Section also set up and oversaw three Human Rights Regional Teams

which were stationed in the cities of Gonaives, Les Cayes, and Cap Haitien. Additionally, advisors were assigned to: the Law and Human Rights Section of the Police Academy, known in French as the Direction des Écoles et de la Formation Permanente de la Police Nationale d’Haiti (PNH); the Inspection Générale de la Police Nationale d’Haiti (IGPNH); and the Office de la Protection du Citoyen (OPC).

Records of the Human Rights Section include: End of Mission Reports prepared by the Chief and by Section Teams; briefs on the mandate of the Human Rights Section; terms of reference and work plans for the Human Rights Section staff; and discussion papers and reports about the justice system in Haiti, the human rights record of the Haitian National Police (HNP), and the state of prisons in Haiti.

Weekly reports of the Human Rights Section note: field trips undertaken by staff; investigations carried out by Human Rights Advisors on incidents of human rights abuses, arrests, detentions and criminal trials; interviews conducted by Human Rights Advisors with police, judicial, and prison officials, representatives of local human rights organizations, and Haitian citizens; assessments of local police stations; and celebrations of international commemorative days led with the local population to raise awareness of human rights. The weekly reports also note training activities carried out by the Section with: the Police Academy, the Director of Studies at the École de la Magistrature; and non-governmental organizations.

Records of the Monitoring Team include diagnostic reports about the respect of human rights within the Haitian Nation Police (HNP), as observed by advisors within departments and at local commissariats in communes. There is also a file on the trial of a police chief and several officers accused of killing eleven civilians in the Carrefour-Feuilles area of Port-au-Prince in the wake of a demonstration on 28 May 1999. Records of the Civil Society Team consist of a final report and project programmes outlining the Team’s work in promoting a culture of peace and respect for human dignity. There are memoranda and correspondence relating to: a writing contest held in 2000 for young people between the ages of 15-23; and the promotion of human rights around several commemorative days, including the International Day of Peace on 5 September 2000, the International Day of Tolerance on 16 November 2000, and the International Day Against Violence Against Women on 25 November 2000. Records of the Human Rights Section’s Regional Teams in Gonaives, Cap Haitien, and Les Cayes consist of the teams’ final reports; and weekly reports with updates on cases of human rights violations being investigated and details of meetings with local government authorities and representatives of non-governmental organizations.


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Human Rights Section 11/05/2000 31/01/2001

S-1874-0001-0001

End of Mission Report - Chief 01/01/2001 31/01/2001 Unclassified No

S-1874-0001-0002

End of Mission Report - Training Coordinator 01/01/2001 31/01/2001 No

S-1874-0001-0003

End of Mission Report - Capacity-BuildingTeam

01/01/2001 31/01/2001 No

S-1874-0001-0004

End of Mission Report - Haitian NationalPolice (HNP)

01/01/2001 31/01/2001 No

S-1874-0001-0005

End of Mission Report - Office de la Protectiondu Citoyen (OPC)

01/01/2001 31/01/2001 No

S-1874-0001-0006

End of Mission Report - Verification Team 01/01/2001 31/01/2001 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1874-0001-0007

End of Mission Report - Civil Society Team 01/01/2001 31/01/2001 Unclassified No

S-1874- End of Mission Report - Regional Teams 11/05/2000 02/10/2000 No

0001-0008S-1874-0001-0009

End of Mission Report - Regional Teams 01/01/2001 31/01/2001 No

S-1874-0001-0010

Interim Progress Report and PreliminaryReports

17/01/2001 17/01/2001 No

S-1874-0002


S-1874-0002-0001

Preliminary Reports - Regional Teams 31/08/2000 30/09/2000 No

S-1874-0002-0002

Human Rights Advisor to the Office de laProtection du Citoyen (OPC) - analyses ofcomplaints

01/11/2000 31/01/2001 Unclassified No

S-1874-0002-0003

Weekly reports 08/08/2000 14/01/2001 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1874-0002-0004

Weekly reports 03/08/2000 12/01/2001 No

S-1874-0002-0005

Weekly reports - Regional Teams 09/08/2000 29/12/2000 No

S-1874-0002-0006

Achievements of MICAH and MICIVIH in thearea of human rights

30/11/2000 30/11/2000 No

S-1874-0002-0007

Human Rights Section - structure andorganigramme

01/03/2000 31/01/2001 Unclassified No

S-1874-0002-0008

Work plans and job descriptions 01/03/2000 31/01/2001 Unclassified No

S-1874-0002-0009

Circulars 28/07/2000 07/08/2000 Confidential No

S-1874-0002-0010

Human rights monitoring 01/07/2000 30/09/2000 Confidential No

S-1874-0002-0011

Training of Human Rights Advisors 04/08/2000 09/08/2000 No

S-1874-0003


S-1874-0003-0001


S-1874-0003-0003


S-1874-0003-0002


S-1874-0003-0004

Correspondence with the Representative ofthe Secretary-General (RSG)

26/09/2000 29/01/2001 Unclassified No

S-1874- Correspondence with the Haitian National 24/04/2000 13/11/2000 No

0003-0005

Police (HNP)

S-1874-0003-0006

Human Rights Information Manual 22/11/1999 28/06/2000 No

S-1874-0003-0007


S-1874-0003-0008


S-1874-0004


S-1874-0004-0001


S-1874-0004-0002


S-1874-0004-0003

United Nations International Day in Support ofVictims of Torture, 26 June 2000

29/09/1999 20/07/2000 No

S-1874-0004-0004

Photographs and negatives 29/09/2000 16/11/2000 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1874-0004-0005


S-1874-0004-0006

Logistics 12/05/2000 05/10/2000 No

S-1874-0004-0008

Post-MICAH human rights capacity-buildingand closure of MICAH

12/10/2000 07/01/2001 No

S-1874-0004-0009

Deputy Director, MICIVIH - final report 22/12/1997 13/07/1999 No

S-1874-0004-0007

Office de la Protection du Citoyen (OPC) -work programs and job descriptions

22/06/2000 30/11/2000 No

S-1874-0005


S-1874-0005-0001

Deputy Executive Director, MICIVIH - finalreport

05/03/1998 06/03/1998 No

S-1874-0005-0002

Special Assistant to the Deputy ExecutiveDirector, MICIVIH - final report

06/03/1998 28/07/1999 No

S-1874-0005-0003

International Consultant to the Office de laProtection du Citoyen (OPC) - final report

01/01/1998 30/06/1998 No

S-1874-0005-0004


01/02/1998 17/06/1999 No

S-1874-0005-0005


11/12/1998 28/06/1999 No

S-1874- Legal Consultant to the Office de la Protection 13/10/1998 13/05/1999 No

0005-0006

du Citoyen (OPC) - final report

S-1874-0005-0007

International Consultants to the seminar"Ombudsman: Challenges and Dilemmas," 4-6March 1998 - final reports

18/02/1998 28/07/1999 No

S-1874-0005-0008


S-1874-0006


S-1874-0006-0001


S-1874-0006-0002


S-1874-0006-0003

Office de la Protection du Citoyen (OPC) -Annual Report 1997-1998

01/12/1998 31/12/1998 No

S-1874-0006-0004

Office de la Protection du Citoyen (OPC) -opening

23/05/1997 05/11/1997 No

S-1874-0006-0011

Local non-governmental organizations (NGO) 29/05/1998 19/04/1999 No

S-1874-0006-0005

Office de la Protection du Citoyen (OPC) -mission and structure

01/02/1998 12/10/1998 Unclassified No

S-1874-0006-0006

Office de la Protection du Citoyen (OPC) -correspondence

19/08/1997 28/10/1999 No

S-1874-0006-0007

Office de la Protection du Citoyen (OPC) -visits to prisons

24/05/1998 15/09/1998 No

S-1874-0006-0008

Office de la Protection du Citoyen (OPC) -training provided by MICIVIH

18/09/1997 10/11/1997 No

S-1874-0006-0009

Office of the High Commissioner for HumanRights - technical assistance project

27/03/1998 19/06/2000 No

S-1874-0006-0010


S-1874-0007

Human Rights Section / Human RightsSection, Monitoring Team

03/11/1995 12/01/2001

S-1874-0007-0001

Coalition Nationale pour les Droits Haitiens 03/11/1995 04/11/2000 No

S-1874-0007-0002

Platforme des organisations des droitsl'homme

01/10/1998 10/10/2000 No

S-1874-0007-0003

Non-governmental organizations (NGO) andprison monitoring

28/02/1997 04/02/2000 No

S-1874-0007-0004

International Day of the Detainee, Les Cayes,South Department - photographs


No

S-1874- Chronological file 10/10/2000 12/01/2001 No

0007-0005S-1874-0007-0006


S-1874-0007-0007


S-1874-0007-0008

Diagnostic reports - Port-au-Prince, WestDepartment

12/09/2000 08/12/2000 No

S-1874-0008

Human Rights Section, Monitoring Team /Human Rights Section, Civil Society Team

08/07/1997 06/02/2001

S-1874-0008-0001

Diagnostic reports - Regional Teams 15/03/2000 11/12/2000 No

S-1874-0008-0002

Diagnostic Report on Human RightsCompliance of the Haitian National Police(HNP)

11/12/2000 10/01/2001 No

S-1874-0008-0003

Haitian National Police (HNP) - human rightsviolations


No

S-1874-0008-0004

Carrefour Feuilles Commune, WestDepartment - trial

27/06/1999 28/09/2000 No

S-1874-0008-0005

Human rights violations - case reports 02/06/2000 26/12/2000 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1874-0008-0006


No

S-1874-0008-0007

Civil Society Team - reports and meetingsummaries

01/08/2000 06/02/2001 Unclassified No

S-1874-0008-0008

Human Rights Regional Teams 05/09/2000 07/12/2000 No

S-1874-0008-0009

Projects 08/07/1997 13/12/2000 Unclassified No

S-1874-0009

Human Rights Section, Civil Society Team 07/02/1997 06/02/2001

S-1874-0009-0001

Meeting with journalists 11/09/2000 18/09/2000 No

S-1874-0009-0002

"Actors in the Peaceful Resolution of Conflict,"conference, 15 January 2001

06/10/2000 15/01/2001 No

S-1874-0009-0003

Organizations working on conflict resolution 03/12/1998 06/02/2001 Unclassified No

S-1874-0009-0004


S-1874-0009-0005

Cercle des Amis des Droits Humains 01/06/2000 21/09/2000 No

S-1874- Institut Superieur de Formation Politique et 01/03/2000 16/11/2000 No

0009-0006

Sociale (ISPOS)

S-1874-0009-0007

International Day of Peace, 19 September2000

03/08/2000 19/09/2000 No

S-1874-0009-0008

Petitions 01/07/2000 31/08/2000 No

S-1874-0009-0009

Women 21/07/2000 29/09/2000 No

S-1874-0009-0010

Tolerance 07/02/1997 07/07/2000 No

S-1874-0009-0011

Churches 16/08/2000 27/11/2000 No

S-1874-0009-0012

Churches 28/07/1999 09/12/2000 No

S-1874-0009-0014

Writing contest 11/10/2000 19/01/2001 No

S-1874-0009-0015

Writing contest 30/10/2000 07/12/2000 No

S-1874-0010

Human Rights Section, Civil Society Team /Human Rights Section, Regional Team inGonaives

15/07/1999 06/02/2001

S-1874-0010-0001

Writing contest - registration packet 01/10/2000 06/02/2001 Unclassified No

S-1874-0010-0002

Writing contest - sponsors for prizes 19/10/2000 05/12/2000 No

S-1874-0010-0003

Writing contest - radio broadcasts 26/09/2000 22/12/2000 No

S-1874-0010-0004

Writing contest - SAKS radio network 01/09/2000 31/10/2000 No

S-1874-0010-0005

Writing contest - newspaper advertisements 20/10/2000 04/02/2001 Unclassified No

S-1874-0010-0006

"The Haiti Mission: Illegal Arrest andDetention," investigative report by theInternational Justice Mission


No

S-1874-0010-0007

Human Rights Regional Team in Gonaives -final report

01/01/2001 31/01/2001 No

S-1874-0010-0008


S-1874-0010-0009

Diagnostic reports 24/10/2000 08/12/2000 No

S-1874-0010-0010

Maps of Gonaives, Artibonite Department 16/03/2000 06/02/2001 Unclassified No

S-1874- Memoranda 29/08/2000 05/12/2000 No

0010-0011S-1874-0010-0012

Human Rights Action Plans for Gonaives,Artibonite Department and Les Cayes, SouthDepartment

13/08/2000 31/08/2000 No

S-1874-0011

Human Rights Section, Regional Team inGonaives

11/08/1997 06/02/2001

S-1874-0011-0001


No

S-1874-0011-0002


No

S-1874-0011-0003

Raboteau trial 04/09/2000 04/09/2000 No

S-1874-0011-0004


S-1874-0011-0005


S-1874-0011-0006

Judicial and prison systems 01/10/1999 06/02/2001 No

S-1874-0011-0007

Local authorities and contacts 24/02/2000 06/02/2001 Unclassified No

S-1874-0011-0008


S-1874-0011-0009

Non-governmental organizations (NGO) andchurches

10/08/2000 27/12/2000 No

S-1874-0012

Human Rights Section, Regional Team inGonaives / Human Rights Section, RegionalTeam in Cap Haitien

01/07/1989 06/02/2001

S-1874-0012-0001

Ministry of Education, Youth, and Sports 15/09/2000 20/09/2000 No

S-1874-0012-0002

Civil Society Team 01/08/2000 20/09/2000 No

S-1874-0012-0003

MICAH structure and mandate 16/03/2000 06/02/2001 No

S-1874-0012-0004

Lease agreement 07/05/1999 09/12/2000 Unclassified No

S-1874-0012-0005


S-1874-0012-0006

Human rights promotion programs 16/01/1998 26/01/1998 No

S-1874-0012-0007

Human Rights Plan of Action for Cap Haitien,North Department

01/09/2000 30/09/2000 Unclassified No

S-1874- Weekly reports 09/08/2000 04/01/2001 Strictly No

0012-0008

confidential

S-1874-0012-0009

Diagnostic reports on the respect for humanrights by the Haitian Nation Police (HNP)

16/03/2000 06/02/2001 No

S-1874-0012-0011

Local authorities and contacts 01/02/2000 30/09/2000 Unclassified No

S-1874-0012-0012

Incidents 21/08/2000 13/12/2000 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1874-0012-0013


No

S-1874-0012-0014


No

S-1874-0012-0010

Visits to police stations, prisons, courts, andnon-governmental organizations (NGO)

26/09/2000 20/10/2000 Unclassified No

S-1874-0013

Human Rights Section, Regional Team in CapHaitien / Human Rights Section, RegionalTeam in Les Cayes

01/04/1999 06/02/2001

S-1874-0013-0001


S-1874-0013-0002

Commemorative days 12/10/2000 11/12/2000 Unclassified No

S-1874-0013-0003

Parliamentary elections 21/02/2000 15/09/2000 No

S-1874-0013-0004

Parliamentary elections 01/06/1999 01/09/2000 No

S-1874-0013-0005

Plan of Action for Human Rights in SouthDepartment

31/08/2000 04/09/2000 No

S-1874-0013-0006


S-1874-0013-0007

Daily and weekly activities 02/08/2000 30/11/2000 No

S-1874-0013-0008


S-1874-0013-0009


S-1874-0013-0010

Diagnostic reports of communes 13/10/2000 13/12/2000 No

S-1874-0013-0011

Visits to police stations, prisons, courts andnon-governmental organizations (NGO)


No

S-1874-0014

Human Rights Section, Regional Team in LesCayes / Human Rights Division

24/11/1994 06/02/2001

S-1874- Visits to prisons 16/03/2000 06/02/2001 No

0014-0001S-1874-0014-0002


No

S-1874-0014-0003

Human rights training seminars 10/11/2000 20/12/2000 No

S-1874-0014-0004

Commemorative days 12/08/2000 12/12/2000 No

S-1874-0014-0005


S-1874-0014-0006


S-1874-0014-0007

Commission Justice et Paix du Diocèse desCayes

28/06/2000 08/01/2001 No

S-1874-0014-0008

Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor 12/08/2000 12/09/2000 No

S-1874-0014-0009

MICIVIH organization and mandate 13/02/1995 16/11/1996 Unclassified No

S-1874-0014-0010


S-1874-0015

Human Rights Division 22/07/1993 31/01/1996

S-1874-0015-0001


S-1874-0015-0002

Chronological file 06/11/1995 23/01/1996 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1874-0015-0003


No

S-1874-0015-0004


No

S-1874-0015-0005


No

S-1874-0015-0006

Regional Base Coordinators' meetings 25/01/1995 02/05/1995 Unclassified No

S-1874-0015-0007

International Police Monitors (IPM) - reports 09/02/1995 21/03/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1874-0015-0008

Attack on the caserne in Limbe, NorthDepartment, 11 November 1995


No

S-1874-0016


S-1874- Creole instruction 01/01/1992 31/12/1997 Unclassified No

0016-0001S-1874-0016-0002

Observers' Training Program 26/01/1995 20/09/1995 Unclassified No

S-1874-0016-0003

UNMIH Training Program, 5-10 March 1995 17/02/1995 10/03/1995 Unclassified No

S-1874-0016-0004


S-1874-0016-0005


S-1874-0016-0006

Faxes - incoming 08/03/1994 11/01/1995 Unclassified No

S-1874-0016-0007

Memoranda 18/07/1993 26/08/1993 No

S-1874-0017


S-1874-0017-0005

MICIVIH training manuals 01/07/1993 31/08/1993 No

S-1874-0017-0006

MICIVIH training manuals 11/05/1993 29/06/1993 No

S-1874-0017-0001

Memoranda 27/05/1993 16/07/1993 No

S-1874-0017-0002

Memoranda 02/06/1993 30/09/1993 No

S-1874-0017-0003

Memoranda sent to Regional Coordinators 01/07/1993 06/09/1993 No

S-1874-0017-0004

Memoranda sent to Regional Coordinators 10/05/1993 29/06/1993 No

S-1874-0017-0007

Training 03/05/1993 02/10/1993 No

S-1874-0017-0008

Churches 21/05/1993 07/10/1994 No

S-1874-0018


S-1874-0018-0001


S-1874-0018-0002


S-1874-0018-0003

Intimidation of MICIVIH personnel 14/06/1993 12/10/1993 No

S-1874- Violations of freedom of the press 27/05/1993 06/09/1993 Unclassified No

0018-0004S-1874-0018-0005

Violations of freedom of the press 17/05/1993 02/09/1993 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1874-0018-0006


S-1874-0018-0007

Public demonstrations 17/02/1993 07/09/1993 No

S-1874-0018-0008

Displaced persons 21/05/1993 26/05/1993 No

S-1874-0018-0009

Asylum seekers 10/05/1993 16/08/1994 No

S-1874-0018-0010

Forced disappearances 26/03/1993 30/09/1993 No

S-1874-0018-0011

Summary executions 14/07/1993 13/10/1993 No

S-1874-0019


S-1874-0019-0001

Anti-Gang Criminal Investigation Service 19/03/1993 26/03/1993 No

S-1874-0019-0002


S-1874-0019-0003

Legal Department 06/07/1993 08/11/1994 No

S-1874-0019-0004

Investigations and Research Department -security meetings

06/07/1993 03/09/1993 No

S-1874-0019-0005

Investigations and Research Department 01/07/1993 12/10/1993 No

S-1874-0019-0006

Investigations and Research Department 30/06/1993 31/07/1993 No

S-1874-0019-0007

Special Investigations Unit 03/08/1993 02/09/1993 No

S-1874-0019-0008

Base 1 - final report 29/10/1993 29/10/1993 No

S-1874-0019-0009

Base 1 - activity reports 15/03/1993 21/06/1993 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1874-0020


S-1874-0020-0001

Base 2 and Base 2A - report 03/11/1993 03/11/1993 No

S-1874- Base 4 - final report 09/10/1993 29/10/1993 No

0020-0002S-1874-0020-0003

Base 6 - final report 26/10/1993 26/10/1993 No

S-1874-0020-0004

Artibonite Department - Desk Officer's reports 12/07/1991 28/09/1993 No

S-1874-0020-0005

Center Department - Desk Officer's reports 06/06/1993 12/10/1993 No

S-1874-0020-0006

Grand'Anse Department - Desk Officer'sreports

30/07/1993 27/02/1994 No

S-1874-0020-0007

Grand'Anse Department - Desk Officer'sreports

20/05/1993 27/07/1993 No

S-1874-0020-0008

North Department - Desk Officer's reports 10/06/1993 13/10/1993 No

S-1874-0020-0009

South Department - Desk Officer's reports 20/05/1993 14/10/1993 No

S-1874-0020-0010

South East Department - Desk Officer'sreports

02/07/1993 13/10/1993 No

S-1874-0021


S-1874-0021-0001

Port-au-Prince, West Department - DeskOfficer's reports

02/06/1993 23/08/1993 No

S-1874-0021-0002

Port-au-Prince, West Department - DeskOfficer's reports

24/08/1993 28/09/1993 No

S-1874-0021-0003

Various departments - Desk Officer's reports 20/05/1993 30/08/1993 No

S-1874-0021-0004

Attack on City Hall, Port-au-Prince, 8September 1993

08/09/1993 10/09/1993 No

S-1874-0021-0005

Assassination attempt on Senator ThomasEddy Dupiton, 29 July 1993

28/07/1993 20/08/1993 No

S-1874-0021-0006

Land conflict at Habitation Lotin, Fermathe,West Department

10/03/1990 30/04/1993 No

S-1874-0021-0007

Prisons - correspondence 22/03/1993 24/09/1993 No

S-1874-0021-0008

Lists of prisoners 05/04/1993 14/10/1993 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1874-0021-0009

Prisoners - personal fact sheets 01/01/1993 31/12/1993 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1874-0022


S-1874- National Penitentiary - list of prisoners 05/04/1993 05/04/1993 Strictly No

0022-0001

confidential

S-1874-0022-0002

National Penitentiary - list of prisoners 05/04/1993 05/04/1993 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1874-0022-0003


No

S-1874-0022-0004


No

S-1874-0022-0005

Prison visitation 22/03/1993 18/09/1993 No

S-1874-0022-0006

Prison visitation - Cap Haitien, NorthDepartment


No

S-1874-0022-0007

Prison visitation - Les Cayes, SouthDepartment


No

S-1874-0022-0009

Prison visitation - Fort Lamentin 08/09/1993 08/09/1993 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1874-0022-0010

Prison visitation - Hinche, Central Department 24/06/1993 18/09/1993 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1874-0022-0011

Prison visitation - Fort Liberte, North EastDepartment

29/06/1993 09/09/1993 No

S-1874-0022-0012

Prison visitation - Gonaives, ArtiboniteDepartment

28/04/1993 15/08/1993 No

S-1874-0022-0013

Prison visitation - Jacmel, South EastDepartment

24/05/1993 02/07/1993 No

S-1874-0022-0014

Prison visitation - Jeremie, Grand'AnseDepartment

25/05/1993 25/08/1993 No

S-1874-0022-0015

Prison visitation - Ouanaminthe, North EastDepartment


No

S-1874-0022-0008

Prison visitation - Croix-des-Bouquets, WestDepartment

17/03/1994 24/06/1994 No

S-1874-0022-0016

Prison visitation - Petit Goave, WestDepartment


No

S-1874-0023


S-1874-0023-0001

Prison visitation - Saint Marc, ArtiboniteDepartment


No

S-1874-0023-0002

Memoranda 26/01/1994 04/07/1994 No

S-1874-0023-0003

Memoranda 20/05/1994 29/06/1994 No

S-1874- Memoranda 08/01/1992 28/06/1994 No

0023-0004S-1874-0023-0005

Memoranda - Armed Forces of Haiti (FADH) 06/01/1994 20/04/1994 No

S-1874-0023-0006

Reports 23/02/1994 08/07/1994 No

S-1874-0024


S-1874-0024-0001

Periodic reports 31/01/1994 06/07/1994 No

S-1874-0024-0002


S-1874-0024-0003


S-1874-0024-0004

Reports - Haitian justice system 14/07/1993 28/01/1994 No

S-1874-0024-0005

Reports - fact-finding missions 02/03/1994 04/07/1994 No

S-1874-0024-0006

Reports - fact-finding missions 16/02/1994 29/06/1994 No

S-1874-0025


S-1874-0025-0001

Report - fact-finding mission - NorthDepartment


No

S-1874-0025-0002

Reports - fact-finding missions - NorthDepartment

25/02/1994 03/03/1994 No

S-1874-0025-0003

Investigations Unit - report - Borgne, NorthDepartment


No

S-1874-0025-0004

Investigations Unit - regional reports 02/03/1994 27/06/1994 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1874-0025-0005

Investigations Unit - asylum 17/08/1993 28/06/1994 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1874-0025-0006


No

S-1874-0025-0007


No

S-1874-0026


S-1874-0026-0001


No

S-1874- Investigations Unit - forced disappearances 28/02/1994 24/11/1994 Strictly No

0026-0002

confidential

S-1874-0026-0003

Investigations Unit - individual cases 15/11/1993 07/07/1994 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1874-0026-0004


No

S-1874-0026-0005


No

S-1874-0026-0006


No

S-1874-0027


S-1874-0027-0001


No

S-1874-0027-0002


No

S-1874-0027-0003


No

S-1874-0027-0005

Investigations Unit - memoranda 06/01/1994 05/05/1994 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1874-0027-0006

Security 10/03/1994 05/07/1994 No

S-1874-0027-0004

Investigations Unit - armed rebels 15/02/1994 09/06/1994 No

S-1874-0027-0007

Operations 25/02/1994 23/06/1994 No

S-1874-0028

Protection and Promotion of Human RightsSection

09/06/1992 09/05/1998

S-1874-0028-0001

Haiti: Human Rights and the Rehabilitation ofVictims, MICIVIH authored paper

01/01/1994 31/05/1996 No

S-1874-0028-0002

MICIVIH briefing paper 22/04/1993 22/04/1993 Unclassified No

S-1874-0028-0003

Reports and discussion papers 01/12/1993 09/05/1998 No

S-1874-0028-0004

Reports and discussion papers 02/04/1993 01/10/1994 Unclassified No

S-1874-0028-0005


S-1874-0028-0006


S-1874- Reports and discussion papers 12/08/1993 23/08/1993 No

0028-0007S-1874-0028-0008

Memoranda - incoming 22/06/1993 07/10/1993 No

S-1874-0029


11/06/1993 22/12/1999

S-1874-0029-0001

Memoranda - incoming 26/07/1993 11/10/1993 No

S-1874-0029-0002

Memoranda - outgoing 24/06/1993 11/10/1993 No

S-1874-0029-0003

Notes to the file 11/06/1993 28/09/1993 No

S-1874-0029-0004

Evaluations of human rights promotion andcivic education programs


No

S-1874-0029-0005

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -weekly reports and meeting summaries


No

S-1874-0029-0006

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -weekly reports and meeting summaries

31/07/1997 26/06/1998 Unclassified No

S-1874-0029-0007

Base 1A and Base 1B, West Department -reports

02/12/1995 22/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1874-0029-0008

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -reports


No

S-1874-0030


26/03/1995 07/07/1999

S-1874-0030-0001

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -reports

13/04/1998 18/06/1999 No

S-1874-0030-0002

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -reports

29/01/1999 10/02/1999 Unclassified No

S-1874-0030-0003

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -reports

08/12/1997 28/02/1999 No

S-1874-0030-0004

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - reports 28/11/1997 28/04/1999 No

S-1874-0030-0005

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - CercaCarvajal Commune - reports

26/03/1995 05/12/1995 No

S-1874-0030-0006

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -reports

21/04/1998 03/12/1998 No

S-1874-0030-0007

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- reports

30/04/1998 19/11/1998 No

S-1874-0030-0008

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -reports

17/04/1998 10/12/1998 No

S-1874- Civic Education Unit - reports 22/06/1999 07/07/1999 No

0030-0009

S-1874-0031


01/02/1993 31/12/1999

S-1874-0031-0001

Reports and meeting summaries 02/02/1998 17/01/1999 No

S-1874-0031-0002

Summary prepared for the Secretary-General's report

27/09/1998 27/09/1998 Unclassified No

S-1874-0031-0003

Meeting of lawyers stationed at bases, 30 April1998

30/04/1998 30/04/1998 No

S-1874-0031-0004

Program evaluations and meeting summaries 22/01/1997 15/01/1998 No

S-1874-0031-0005


S-1874-0031-0006


S-1874-0031-0007

Organizations and contacts in Haiti 01/02/1993 31/12/1999 Unclassified No

S-1874-0031-0008

Organizations and contacts in Haiti 13/08/1993 16/09/1993 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1874-0031-0009

Activity charts 12/01/1999 05/07/1999 Unclassified No

S-1874-0031-0010


S-1874-0032


15/03/1993 21/05/1998

S-1874-0032-0001


S-1874-0032-0002


S-1874-0032-0003

Strategy paper on human rights education 03/08/1993 31/10/1993 Unclassified No

S-1874-0032-0004

Human rights education - meetings 22/07/1993 22/09/1993 No

S-1874-0032-0005

Human rights education 26/07/1993 18/08/1994 No

S-1874-0032-0006


S-1874-0032-0007


S-1874- Human rights education 08/07/1993 04/08/1993 No

0032-0008S-1874-0032-0009

Human rights education - text for leaflets 05/08/1993 05/08/1993 No

S-1874-0032-0010

Human rights education - posters 19/07/1993 20/09/1993 No

S-1874-0033


06/06/1993 06/05/1999

S-1874-0033-0001

Human rights education - posters 06/09/1993 10/09/1993 No

S-1874-0033-0002

Human rights education - memoranda sent tobases

15/06/1993 11/10/1993 No

S-1874-0033-0003

Human rights education - activity reports frombases

06/06/1993 07/10/1993 No

S-1874-0033-0004

Civic education campaign 24/07/1993 13/08/1993 No

S-1874-0033-0005

Civic education campaign 03/08/1993 23/09/1993 No

S-1874-0033-0006

Civic education project 02/10/1996 23/10/1997 No

S-1874-0033-0007

Civic education 01/03/1996 13/12/1998 No

S-1874-0033-0008

Civic education 01/08/1993 31/08/1993 No

S-1874-0033-0009

Cultural events to promote human rightseducation

24/08/1996 06/05/1999 No

S-1874-0033-0010

Puppet show about human rights 07/06/1995 04/07/1996 No

S-1874-0034


01/03/1993 08/03/1999

S-1874-0034-0001

Strategy with non-governmental organizations(NGO)

20/07/1993 08/03/1999 No

S-1874-0034-0002


26/09/1996 14/11/1997 No

S-1874-0034-0003


01/08/1993 20/02/1997 No

S-1874-0034-0004


01/03/1993 19/07/1993 No

S-1874-0034-0005


27/05/1993 02/09/1993 Unclassified No

S-1874- Operational memoranda 06/10/1995 29/06/1998 No

0034-0006S-1874-0034-0007

Operational memoranda 09/10/1995 15/06/1998 No

S-1874-0035


25/08/1993 11/02/1998

S-1874-0035-0001


S-1874-0035-0002


S-1874-0035-0003


S-1874-0035-0004

Operational memoranda 17/03/1995 27/07/1996 Unclassified No

S-1874-0035-0005


S-1874-0035-0006

Meetings with non-governmental organizations(NGO)

25/08/1993 13/01/1998 No

S-1874-0036


12/02/1993 15/11/1999

S-1874-0036-0001


12/02/1993 27/09/1993 No

S-1874-0036-0002


18/08/1993 09/09/1993 No

S-1874-0036-0003

Inter-NGO Working Group for Visitation ofPrisons and Places of Police Custody

10/02/1999 15/11/1999 No

S-1874-0036-0004


26/02/1998 06/10/1999 No

S-1874-0036-0005


17/09/1997 10/06/1999 No

S-1874-0036-0006


31/01/1999 26/04/1999 No

S-1874-0036-0007


09/09/1998 22/12/1998 No

S-1874-0036-0008


26/01/1997 20/10/1998 No

S-1874-0037


05/02/1997 19/04/1999

S-1874-0037-0001


06/01/1998 10/06/1998 No

S-1874- Inter-NGO Working Group for Visitation of 05/02/1997 12/12/1997 No

0037-0002

Prisons and Places of Police Custody

S-1874-0037-0003


21/03/1997 25/11/1997 No

S-1874-0037-0004


04/03/1997 04/11/1997 No

S-1874-0037-0005

Inter-NGO Working Group for Visitation ofPrisons and Places of Police Custody - CapHaitien, North Department

16/10/1997 18/12/1998 No

S-1874-0037-0006

Inter-NGO Working Group for Visitation ofPrisons and Places of Police Custody - LesCayes

30/06/1998 23/12/1998 No

S-1874-0037-0007

Inter-NGO Working Group for Visitation ofPrisons and Places of Police Custody - FortLiberte

13/10/1998 19/04/1999 No

S-1874-0038


14/07/1995 15/07/1999

S-1874-0038-0001

Inter-NGO Working Group for Visitation ofPrisons and Places of Police Custody - FortNational

18/09/1997 27/11/1998 No

S-1874-0038-0002

Inter-NGO Working Group for Visitation ofPrisons and Places of Police Custody -Gonaives, Artibonite Department

10/10/1997 01/06/1998 No

S-1874-0038-0003

Inter-NGO Working Group for Visitation ofPrisons and Places of Police Custody - Hinche

19/09/1997 10/08/1998 No

S-1874-0038-0004

Inter-NGO Working Group for Visitation ofPrisons and Places of Police Custody -Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department

14/07/1995 12/02/1998 No

S-1874-0038-0005

Inter-NGO Working Group for Visitation ofPrisons and Places of Police Custody - Port-de-Paix

03/05/1999 16/06/1999 No

S-1874-0038-0006


23/10/1997 15/07/1999 No

S-1874-0038-0007


27/01/1996 07/05/1999 No

S-1874-0038-0008


29/05/1996 07/05/1999 No

S-1874-0039


01/02/1991 25/02/1999

S-1874-0039-0001


24/05/1998 28/09/1998 No

S-1874-0039-0002


02/12/1996 12/03/1998 No

S-1874-0039-0003

Community Organization for RuralDevelopment (OCODER)

17/06/1996 11/04/1997 No

S-1874-0039-0004

Platform of Haitian Human RightsOrganizations (POHDH)

06/11/1996 25/02/1999 No

S-1874- Platform of Haitian Human Rights 24/03/1993 20/08/1998 No

0039-0005

Organizations (POHDH)

S-1874-0039-0006

Non-governmental organizations (NGO) list 01/04/1995 09/12/1998 No

S-1874-0039-0007

Non-governmental organizations (NGO) list 01/02/1991 18/04/1996 No

S-1874-0040


07/08/1991 28/04/1999

S-1874-0040-0001

Non-governmental organizations (NGO) - A 07/08/1991 20/04/1997 No

S-1874-0040-0002

Non-governmental organizations (NGO) - C 08/08/1994 05/01/1999 No

S-1874-0040-0003


S-1874-0040-0004


S-1874-0040-0005


S-1874-0040-0006


S-1874-0041


07/04/1991 15/04/1999

S-1874-0041-0001

Non-governmental organizations (NGO) - D 16/10/1995 02/09/1996 No

S-1874-0041-0002

Non-governmental organizations (NGO) - F -G

07/12/1994 21/09/1998 No

S-1874-0041-0003

Non-governmental organizations (NGO) - H 11/04/1997 01/03/1999 No

S-1874-0041-0004

Non-governmental organizations (NGO) - H 13/03/1993 30/04/1998 No

S-1874-0041-0005

Non-governmental organizations (NGO) - I - J 29/11/1995 15/04/1999 No

S-1874-0041-0006

Non-governmental organizations (NGO) - M 07/04/1991 22/08/1998 No

S-1874-0041-0007

Non-governmental organizations (NGO) - N -O

27/03/1995 25/03/1999 No

S-1874-0042


01/06/1993 30/06/1999

S-1874-0042-0001

Non-governmental organizations (NGO) - P 09/09/1993 20/09/1996 No

S-1874- Non-governmental organizations (NGO) - R 01/12/1995 06/12/1997 No

0042-0002S-1874-0042-0003

Non-governmental organizations (NGO) - W 03/07/1995 21/01/1998 No

S-1874-0042-0004

Adolfo Perez Esquivel, Nobel Peace Prizewinner - visit to Haiti

16/07/1998 20/04/1999 No

S-1874-0042-0005

Adolfo Perez Esquivel, Nobel Peace Prizewinner - visit to Haiti

29/06/1998 10/08/1998 No

S-1874-0042-0006

50th Anniversary Celebration of the UniversalDeclaration of Human Rights, 2-11 September1998

02/09/1998 07/12/1998 No

S-1874-0042-0007


01/06/1993 04/10/1993 No

S-1874-0042-0008

United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) 22/07/1993 22/09/1993 No

S-1874-0042-0009

Reports of seminars on human rights 26/02/1999 30/06/1999 No

S-1874-0042-0010

Reports of seminars on civic education 06/05/1997 12/06/1997 No

S-1874-0042-0011

Seminars 25/08/1994 19/03/1998 No

S-1874-0043


27/04/1993 19/11/1999

S-1874-0043-0001

Seminars 27/04/1993 23/09/1993 No

S-1874-0043-0002

Seminars 30/04/1996 19/11/1999 No

S-1874-0043-0003

Seminar on the reconciliation between thetowns of Gervais and Giton, March - April1999

25/03/1999 20/04/1999 No

S-1874-0043-0004

Seminar on the rehabilitation of victims of thecoup d'etat of 30 September 1991, 27-30 May1998

09/05/1998 08/01/1999 No

S-1874-0043-0005

Seminars on human rights and the HaitianNational Police (HNP)

01/01/1997 10/12/1998 No

S-1874-0043-0007

Workshops on urban violence and crimeprevention, 12-13 December 1997

25/10/1996 31/05/1998 No

S-1874-0043-0008

Seminars with journalists 06/06/1996 05/12/1997 No

S-1874-0043-0009

Seminar on human rights for communityactivists, June - July 1997

01/06/1997 31/07/1997 No

S-1874-0043-0010

Seminars on citizenship in a democraticsociety

22/05/1997 31/07/1997 No

S-1874- Seminars on citizenship in a democratic 22/11/1996 06/06/1997 No

0043-0011

society

S-1874-0043-0006


19/12/1997 27/02/1998 No

S-1874-0044


06/11/1990 04/06/1999

S-1874-0044-0001

Presentation about human rights to a youthgroup in Leogane, West Department

02/07/1993 08/10/1993 No

S-1874-0044-0002

Seminars on the rights of women 01/03/1995 30/09/1995 No

S-1874-0044-0003

Seminars on the rights of women 09/06/1994 31/03/1997 No

S-1874-0044-0004

Seminar on violence against women, 17-19-November 1998

17/11/1998 19/11/1998 No

S-1874-0044-0005

Promotion of the rights of women 01/12/1992 04/05/1995 No

S-1874-0044-0006


S-1874-0044-0007


S-1874-0044-0008

Reform of laws concerning women 01/01/1996 10/09/1998 No

S-1874-0044-0009

Promotion of the rights of children 08/01/1993 14/01/1997 No

S-1874-0044-0010

Front for the Advancement and Progress ofHaiti (FRAPH)

06/02/1996 17/03/1999 No

S-1874-0044-0011

Secretary of State for Literacy (SEA) 06/11/1990 04/06/1999 No

S-1874-0045


24/10/1945 31/12/1999

S-1874-0045-0001

Secretary of State for Literacy (SEA) -seminars

19/05/1999 16/06/1999 No

S-1874-0045-0002

Orientation and directives for Human RightsObservers

09/07/1993 09/07/1993 No

S-1874-0045-0003

Training of Human Rights Observers 12/07/1993 19/12/1995 No

S-1874-0045-0004

Media 28/04/1993 27/09/1993 No

S-1874-0045-0005

Radio programmes about human rights 28/06/1993 25/08/1993 No

S-1874- Documentaries about human rights 18/02/1994 29/12/1995 No

0045-0006S-1874-0045-0007

Photographs and negatives 01/02/1993 31/12/1999 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1874-0045-0008

Photographs 01/02/1993 31/12/1998 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1874-0045-0009

Photographs 24/10/1945 31/12/1999 Unclassified No

S-1874-0045-0010


S-1874-0045-0011

Operational memoranda - Haitian NationalPolice (HNP)

09/05/1998 31/05/1999 No

S-1874-0046


27/03/1996 28/05/1999

S-1874-0046-0001


06/02/1997 28/05/1999 No

S-1874-0046-0002


05/02/1998 21/05/1999 No

S-1874-0046-0003


25/03/1998 28/03/1999 No

S-1874-0046-0004


18/06/1996 19/03/1999 Unclassified No

S-1874-0046-0005


27/03/1996 19/03/1999 No

S-1874-0046-0006


09/12/1996 11/02/1999 No

S-1874-0046-0007


20/11/1996 02/02/1999 No

S-1874-0047


13/11/1995 19/03/1999

S-1874-0047-0001


13/11/1995 02/12/1998 No

S-1874-0047-0002


03/12/1997 13/10/1998 No

S-1874-0047-0003


10/11/1997 30/08/1998 No

S-1874-0047-0004


05/03/1997 07/04/1998 No

S-1874-0047-0005


09/09/1996 12/03/1998 No

S-1874- Haitian National Police (HNP) training 18/09/1997 19/03/1999 No

0047-0006

S-1874-0048


15/11/1995 31/05/1999

S-1874-0048-0001

Haitian National Police (HNP) training 02/11/1996 12/03/1999 No

S-1874-0048-0002


S-1874-0048-0003


S-1874-0048-0004


24/05/1996 23/11/1998 No

S-1874-0048-0005


01/09/1997 05/12/1997 No

S-1874-0048-0006

Programme about violence against women 01/10/1997 31/05/1999 No

S-1874-0048-0007

Haitian National Police (HNP) investigationreport - Cité Soleil Commune, WestDepartment - incidents


No

S-1874-0049


S-1874-0049-0001

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -human rights violations - cases


No

S-1874-0049-0002



No

S-1874-0049-0003



No

S-1874-0049-0004



No

S-1874-0049-0005



No

S-1874-0049-0006



No

S-1874-0050


S-1874-0050-0001



No

S-1874-0050-0002



No

S-1874-0050-0003



No

S-1874- Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department - 04/01/1999 26/02/1999 Strictly No

0050-0004

human rights violations - cases confidential

S-1874-0050-0005

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -Human Rights Protection and PromotionSection - weekly reports


No

S-1874-0050-0006

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -Human Rights Protection and PromotionSection - weekly reports


No

S-1874-0051

Base 1A, West Department (rural) / Base 2,Gonaives, Artibonite Department

01/08/1993 06/04/1999

S-1874-0051-0001

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - humanrights education and civic education


No

S-1874-0051-0002

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - women'srights


No

S-1874-0051-0003

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - landconflict


No

S-1874-0051-0004

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - humanrights violations


No

S-1874-0051-0005

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - humanrights violations - cases


No

S-1874-0051-0006

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -human rights education

31/01/1996 31/01/1996 No

S-1874-0051-0007


01/08/1993 05/10/1995 Unclassified No

S-1874-0051-0008

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -human rights education - Human Rights Dayand the 50th anniversary of the Declaration ofHuman Rights

15/11/1995 12/11/1998 No

S-1874-0051-0009

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -human rights education - cultural projects

20/12/1995 09/10/1998 No

S-1874-0051-0010

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -human rights education - cooperation withnon-governmental organizations (NGO)

05/12/1994 20/01/1996 Unclassified No

S-1874-0051-0011

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -human rights education - seminars

31/01/1997 06/04/1999 No

S-1874-0052


S-1874-0052-0001


24/10/1996 28/03/1997 No

S-1874-0052-0002


09/06/1996 26/11/1996 No

S-1874-0052-0003


13/03/1996 19/06/1996 No

S-1874-0052-0004

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -human rights education - seminar on humanrights, held 14-17 April 1998 in Gonaives

01/09/1997 17/04/1998 No

S-1874-0052-0005


31/03/1995 07/01/1996 No

S-1874-0052-0006

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -civic education


No

S-1874-0053


S-1874-0053-0001


26/10/1995 30/01/1997 No

S-1874-0053-0002

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -civic education - project proposals

22/04/1997 13/02/1998 Unclassified No

S-1874-0053-0003

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -civic education - seminars

23/04/1997 09/07/1997 No

S-1874-0053-0004


13/12/1996 16/04/1997 No

S-1874-0053-0005


30/10/1995 14/12/1996 No

S-1874-0053-0006

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -civic education - miscellaneous seminars


No

S-1874-0053-0007

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -non-governmental organizations (NGO)

12/04/1990 17/04/1996 No

S-1874-0053-0008

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Association Groupement Agricole PaysanArtibonite (AGAPA)

19/02/1996 19/02/1996 No

S-1874-0053-0009

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Peace Brigade International

06/05/1996 27/06/1997 No

S-1874-0054


S-1874-0054-0001

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Commission Justice et Paix du Diocèse desGonaives

16/11/1994 18/11/1996 No

S-1874-0054-0002


03/10/1995 18/12/1995 No

S-1874-0054-0003


01/03/1995 29/09/1995 No

S-1874-0054-0004


04/01/1995 28/02/1995 No

S-1874-0054-0005


29/06/1993 30/12/1994 No

S-1874-0054-0006


12/03/1990 17/04/1993 No

S-1874-0055


S-1874-0055-0001

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -human rights violations - memoranda

07/05/1997 14/09/1999 No

S-1874-0055-0002


04/06/1993 29/04/1994 No

S-1874-0055-0003


07/05/1997 14/09/1999 No

S-1874-0055-0004

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -human rights violations - cases


No

S-1874-0055-0005



No

S-1874-0055-0006


18/08/1993 12/09/1993 No

S-1874-0055-0007

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ)

07/07/1995 24/11/1995 No

S-1874-0055-0008

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Bureau de Doleance


No

S-1874-0055-0009

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -land conflicts

14/01/1998 16/03/1999 No

S-1874-0056


S-1874-0056-0001


30/05/1995 16/12/1997 No

S-1874-0056-0002



No

S-1874-0056-0003



No

S-1874-0056-0005

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -land conflicts - Land Conflict Working Group


No

S-1874-0056-0004

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -land conflicts - Land Conflict Working Group

01/07/1998 17/09/1998 No

S-1874-0056-0006

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -land conflicts - Organisme du Développementde la Vallée de l'Artibonite (ODVA)

09/04/1996 14/08/1996 No

S-1874-0056-0007

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -land conflicts - National Institute of AgrarianReform (INARA)

14/03/1996 02/06/1998 No

S-1874-0056-0008

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -land conflicts - Section Terrienne

03/01/1996 16/08/1996 No

S-1874-0057


31/07/1991 10/05/1999

S-1874-0057-0001

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -land conflicts - seminars

09/05/1996 10/07/1996 No

S-1874-0057-0002

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -land conflicts - seminars


No

S-1874-0057-0003

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -land conflicts - community meetings

16/08/1996 27/08/1996 Unclassified No

S-1874-0057-0004

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -land conflicts - cases


No

S-1874-0057-0005

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -civic education

25/07/1995 26/01/1996 Unclassified No

S-1874-0057-0006

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -civic education


No

S-1874-0057-0007

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -non-governmental organizations (NGO)

13/06/1995 20/01/1996 No

S-1874-0057-0008

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -land conflicts

06/09/1991 11/12/1995 No

S-1874-0057-0009

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -land conflicts - reports

08/08/1995 28/12/1995 No

S-1874-0057-0010

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -land conflicts - Organisation deDéveloppement de la Vallée d'Artibonite(ODVA) and National Institute of AgrarianReform (INARA)

31/07/1991 12/01/1996 No

S-1874-0059


S-1874-0059-0001

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -human rights and civic education

27/07/1997 10/12/1998 No

S-1874-0059-0002


07/01/1998 12/10/1998 No

S-1874-0059-0003



No

S-1874-0059-0004


13/01/1997 27/11/1997 No

S-1874-0059-0005



No

S-1874-0059-0006


10/01/1996 26/12/1996 Unclassified No

S-1874-0059-0007


13/12/1995 18/05/1996 No

S-1874-0059-0008


06/06/1995 27/10/1995 No

S-1874-0059-0009

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -human rights and civic education - reports

08/10/1996 18/06/1999 Unclassified No

S- Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department 01/01/1985 17/12/1999

1874-0060

S-1874-0060-0001

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -human rights and civic education - reports


No

S-1874-0060-0002

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -human rights education - cultural projects andthe 50th anniversary of the Declaration ofHuman Rights

27/08/1998 10/12/1998 No

S-1874-0060-0003

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -human rights education - cultural projects

01/10/1996 09/12/1996 No

S-1874-0060-0004

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -human rights education - World Human RightsDay

01/10/1996 10/12/1996 No

S-1874-0060-0005

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -human rights education - seminars

24/02/1999 17/12/1999 No

S-1874-0060-0006

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -human rights education - seminars

26/08/1996 26/04/1999 No

S-1874-0060-0007

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -human rights education - seminars -miscellaneous

18/04/1998 15/11/1998 No

S-1874-0060-0008

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -human rights education - promotionalpamphlets

01/01/1985 31/12/1994 No

S-1874-0060-0009

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -human rights education - educational readings

01/01/1997 08/09/1999 No

S-1874-0060-0010

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - civiceducation - seminars

30/10/1996 17/09/1997 No

S-1874-0060-0011

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - civiceducation - seminars developed with UnitedNations Development Programme (UNDP)

09/04/1997 28/08/1997 Unclassified No

S-1874-0060-0012

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - Officede la Protection du Citoyen (OPC)

07/08/1999 03/09/1999 No

S-1874-0060-0013

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - Officede la Protection du Citoyen (OPC)

22/05/1998 15/07/1999 Unclassified No

S-1874-0061


S-1874-0061-0001

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - non-governmental organizations (NGO)

05/05/1997 21/12/1999 No

S-1874-0061-0002


10/11/1995 15/10/1999 No

S-1874-0061-0003


04/02/1991 11/11/1996 No

S-1874-0061-0004


10/07/1991 12/07/1995 No

S-1874-0061-0005

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - non-governmental organizations (NGO) -Coordination des Observateurs des Droits

01/09/1998 03/05/1999 No

Humains en Prison (CODHP) and Union desFormateurs Animateurs du Sud en EducationCivique et le Respect des Droits Humains(UFADESCH)

S-1874-0061-0006

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - non-governmental organizations (NGO) - FondationTrente Septembre

12/03/1998 13/10/1999 No

S-1874-0061-0007

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - non-governmental organizations (NGO) - FondationTrente Septembre

29/09/1997 30/10/1998 No

S-1874-0061-0008

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - non-governmental organizations (NGO) - UnitedStates Agency for International Development(USAID)

01/10/1995 04/12/1997 Unclassified No

S-1874-0062


S-1874-0062-0001

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Commission Justice et Paix du Diocèse desCayes - training

01/04/1998 12/05/1999 No

S-1874-0062-0002

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -human rights violations

27/06/1993 16/02/2000 No

S-1874-0062-0003



No

S-1874-0062-0004



No

S-1874-0062-0005



No

S-1874-0062-0006

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -human rights violations - cases


No

S-1874-0062-0007

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -human rights violations - cases

09/07/1991 22/09/1993 No

S-1874-0062-0008

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -human rights violations - arrests in connectionto fire at the Nursing School

06/06/1995 28/06/1995 No

S-1874-0062-0009

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -marronage


No

S-1874-0062-0010

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Haitian Armed Forces (FADH) and Front forthe Advancement and Progress of Haïti(FRAPH)


No

S-1874-0063


S-1874-0063-0001


19/07/1995 04/12/1998 No

S-1874-0063-0002

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -project proposals

01/10/1995 26/01/1998 Unclassified No

S-1874-0063-0003

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -human rights and civic education

15/04/1999 14/12/1999 Unclassified No

S-1874-0063-0004


04/03/1996 26/05/1999 Unclassified No

S-1874-0063-0005


06/01/1999 14/04/1999 No

S-1874-0063-0006



No

S-1874-0063-0007



No

S-1874-0063-0008



No

S-1874-0064


S-1874-0064-0001

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -human rights and civic education - seminars

27/04/1995 27/10/1997 No

S-1874-0064-0002

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -human rights and civic education - radio andtelevision projects

20/11/1995 16/08/1999 No

S-1874-0064-0003

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -conflict resolution training

22/04/1997 21/11/1997 Unclassified No

S-1874-0064-0004

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - localand international organizations

02/09/1993 15/12/1998 No

S-1874-0064-0005

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -women's rights

17/11/1995 17/07/1998 Unclassified No

S-1874-0064-0006

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -human rights violations


No

S-1874-0064-0007

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -human rights violations - maltreatment bygovernment institutions


No

S-1874-0064-0009

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - landconflicts


No

S-1874-0064-0010

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - landconflicts - cases

06/08/1996 15/03/1998 No

S-1874-0064-0011

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Haitian Armed Forces (FADH)


No

S-1874-0064-0008

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -human rights violations - cases


No

S-1874-0065


S-1874-0065-0001

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -human rights and civic education

14/12/1998 06/01/1999 No

S-1874-0065-0002


28/07/1995 18/12/1997 No

S-1874-0065-0003


05/02/1996 20/11/1996 No

S-1874-0065-0004


18/04/1995 15/12/1995 No

S-1874-0065-0005


09/06/1995 13/12/1995 No

S-1874-0065-0006

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -human rights and civic education - cooperationwith non-governmental organizations (NGO)and local organizations

17/07/1995 15/12/1995 No

S-1874-0065-0007

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -human rights and civic education - projectproposals and evaluations

01/01/1997 19/02/1998 Unclassified No

S-1874-0065-0008

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -human rights and civic education - 50thanniversary of the Declaration of HumanRights

04/11/1996 19/12/1996 Unclassified No

S-1874-0065-0009

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -human rights and civic education - seminars

03/03/1998 07/06/1999 No

S-1874-0066


S-1874-0066-0001


02/12/1997 30/12/1998 No

S-1874-0066-0002



No

S-1874-0066-0003

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -human rights and civic education - training oftrainers

25/02/1997 16/10/1997 Unclassified No

S-1874-0066-0004

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -conflict resolution

29/01/1996 13/07/1998 No

S-1874-0066-0007

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Office de la Protection du Citoyen (OPC)

06/03/1998 14/05/1999 No

S-1874-0066-0008

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -human rights violations - statistics


No

S-1874-0066-0009

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -human rights violations


No

S-1874-0066-0010


21/05/1993 31/12/1998 No

S-1874-0066-0011



No

S-1874-0066-0005

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -non-governmental organizations (NGO)

11/12/1994 11/01/1999 No

S-1874-0066-0006

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Commission Justice et Paix du Diocèse deJérémie

08/03/1993 03/04/1995 No

S- Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department / 27/02/1993 25/08/1999

1874-0067

Base 6, Hinche, Central Department

S-1874-0067-0001



No

S-1874-0067-0002



No

S-1874-0067-0003



No

S-1874-0067-0004

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -human rights violations - cases


No

S-1874-0067-0005

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -land conflicts

19/06/1995 04/10/1995 No

S-1874-0067-0006

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Front for the Advancement and Progress ofHaïti (FRAPH)

01/04/1993 03/10/1995 No

S-1874-0067-0007

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Haitian Armed Forces (FADH)


No

S-1874-0067-0008

Base 6, Hinche, Central Department - humanrights and civic education

22/01/1998 25/08/1999 No

S-1874-0067-0009


10/09/1998 23/12/1998 No

S-1874-0068

Base 6, Hinche, Central Department 15/12/1994 27/08/1998

S-1874-0068-0001



No

S-1874-0068-0002

Base 6, Hinche, Central Department -Mouvement pour l'Education des Enfantsdemunis et des Adultes (MEEDA)

05/12/1995 05/12/1995 No

S-1874-0068-0003

Base 6, Hinche, Central Department - humanrights and civic education - seminars

05/02/1996 10/04/1996 No

S-1874-0068-0004

Base 6, Hinche, Central Department - non-governmental organizations (NGO)

15/12/1994 27/08/1998 No

S-1874-0068-0005

Base 6, Hinche, Central Department -meetings with non-governmental organizations(NGO)


No

S-1874-0068-0006

Base 6, Hinche, Central Department - PapayePeasant Movement (MPP)

02/03/1995 02/12/1995 No

S-1874-0068-0007

Base 6, Hinche, Central Department - PapayePeasant Movement (MPP) and United NationsMission in Haiti (UNMIH)


No

S-1874-0068-0008

Base 6, Hinche, Central Department - NationalTruth and Justice Commission (CNVJ)

25/04/1995 12/12/1995 No

S-1874-0068-0009

Base 6, Hinche, Central Department - NationalTruth and Justice Commission (CNVJ) -human rights violations - cases

24/04/1995 07/02/1996 No

S- Base 6, Hinche, Central Department 30/09/1992 01/12/1999

1874-0069

S-1874-0069-0001


01/08/1995 10/01/1996 No

S-1874-0069-0002


11/07/1995 21/11/1995 No

S-1874-0069-0003

Base 6, Hinche, Central Department - NationalTruth and Justice Commission (CNVJ) - list ofvictims

30/09/1992 30/09/1992 No

S-1874-0069-0004

Base 6, Hinche, Central Department - humanrights violations - statistics and forms

01/06/1993 30/06/1993 No

S-1874-0069-0005

Base 6, Hinche, Central Department - humanrights violations


No

S-1874-0069-0006



No

S-1874-0069-0007



No

S-1874-0070

Base 6, Hinche, Central Department / Base 7,Jacmel, South East Department

30/12/1991 07/06/1999

S-1874-0070-0001



No

S-1874-0070-0002



No

S-1874-0070-0003


11/12/1992 30/09/1993 No

S-1874-0070-0004

Base 6, Hinche, Central Department - humanrights violations - cases - Sendika TravayeAgrikol Savanet

30/12/1991 06/04/1993 No

S-1874-0070-0005

Base 6, Hinche, Central Department - humanrights violations - cases - mass killing at Mornea Cabrit


No

S-1874-0070-0006

Base 6, Hinche, Central Department - humanrights violations - cases


No

S-1874-0070-0007

Base 6, Hinche, Central Department - log ofvisitor complaints


No

S-1874-0070-0008

Base 6, Hinche, Central Department - landconfilcts


No

S-1874-0070-0009

Base 6, Hinche, Central Department - HaitianArmed Forces (FADH)


No

S-1874-0070-0010

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -human rights and civic education

21/12/1998 07/06/1999 No

S-1874-0070-0011



No

S-1874- Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department - 16/05/1997 05/01/1998 No

0070-0012

human rights and civic education

S-1874-0071


S-1874-0071-0001


19/05/1997 17/12/1997 No

S-1874-0071-0002


02/05/1996 14/05/1997 No

S-1874-0071-0003


12/01/1996 20/12/1996 Unclassified No

S-1874-0071-0004



No

S-1874-0071-0005

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -human rights and civic education - PetitGoave, West Department

26/05/1997 26/05/1999 No

S-1874-0071-0006

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department - non-governmental organizations (NGO)

30/07/1993 30/07/1993 No

S-1874-0071-0007

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ)

03/08/1995 06/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1874-0071-0008

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -human rights violations - statistics

01/06/1993 31/08/1993 Unclassified No

S-1874-0071-0009

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -human rights violations


No

S-1874-0071-0010



No

S-1874-0072


S-1874-0072-0001



No

S-1874-0072-0002



No

S-1874-0072-0003



No

S-1874-0072-0004



No

S-1874-0072-0005



No

S-1874-0072-0006



No

S-1874-0072-0007



No

S- Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department / 31/03/1993 30/11/1999

1874-0073

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department

S-1874-0073-0001

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -human rights violations - Petite Goave, WestDepartment


No

S-1874-0073-0002

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -human rights violations - Petite Goave, WestDepartment


No

S-1874-0073-0003

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -human rights violations - cases


No

S-1874-0073-0004

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -human rights violations - visitor complaints


No

S-1874-0073-0005

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -human rights violations - Haitian Armed Forces(FADH) and Front for the Advancement andProgress of Haïti (FRAPH)

11/08/1993 09/08/1994 No

S-1874-0073-0006

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- human rights and civic education

08/07/1997 04/10/1999 No

S-1874-0073-0007

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- human rights and civic education


No

S-1874-0073-0008

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- human rights and civic education - ArtiboniteDepartment


No

S-1874-0073-0009

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- human rights and civic education - 50thanniversary of the Declaration of HumanRights

27/04/1998 11/12/1998 No

S-1874-0073-0010

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- human rights and civic education - 50thanniversary of the Declaration of HumanRights - poetry competition

29/06/1998 02/09/1998 No

S-1874-0073-0011

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- human rights and civic education - 50thanniversary of the Declaration of HumanRights - traveling exhibit, 2-4 September 1998

18/08/1998 14/10/1998 No

S-1874-0074


S-1874-0074-0001

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- human rights and civic education - HumanRights Day

17/11/1995 10/12/1995 No

S-1874-0074-0002

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- human rights and civic education - theaterprojects

25/11/1998 25/11/1998 No

S-1874-0074-0003

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- human rights and civic education -miscellaneous projects

20/05/1996 19/05/1999 No

S-1874-0074-0004

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- human rights and civic education - seminars

17/06/1998 28/04/1999 No

S-1874-0074-0005

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- human rights and civic education -cooperation with local organizations

27/10/1996 10/04/1999 No

S-1874-0074-0006

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- human rights and civic education -Commission Justice et Paix

07/11/1994 17/05/1995 No

S-1874-0074-0007

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- human rights and civic education - NationalTruth and Justice Commission (CNVJ)

01/08/1995 01/08/1995 No

S-1874-0074-0008

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- human rights violations


No

S-1874-0074-0009



No

S-1874-0074-0010



No

S-1874-0074-0011

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- human rights violations - military authorities

14/06/1993 04/10/1993 No

S-1874-0074-0013

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- Haitian Armed Forces (FADH)

09/06/1993 11/06/1993 No

S-1874-0074-0012

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- marronage

22/04/1993 15/08/1993 No

S-1874-0075


13/09/1995 13/12/1999

S-1874-0075-0001

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- human rights conference, 19 June 1998

11/05/1998 22/06/1998 No

S-1874-0075-0002

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -human rights and civic education


No

S-1874-0075-0003

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -human rights and civic education - monthlyand yearly reports


No

S-1874-0075-0004

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -human rights and civic education - weeklyreports


No

S-1874-0075-0005

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -human rights and civic education - weeklyreports

22/03/1996 17/08/1996 No

S-1874-0075-0006

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -human rights and civic education - anniversaryof the Declaration of Human Rights andHuman Rights Day

28/08/1998 13/12/1999 No

S-1874-0075-0007

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -human rights and civic education - culturalprojects

24/04/1996 06/04/1999 No

S-1874-0075-0008

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -human rights and civic education - RadioGamma

03/07/1996 09/12/1999 No

S-1874-0075-0009

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -human rights and civic education - seminars

18/08/1998 12/03/1999 No

S-1874-0075-0010


24/02/1997 29/07/1998 No

S-1874-0076


S-1874-0076-


12/05/1996 18/12/1996 No

0001S-1874-0076-0002

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -human rights and civic education - seminarsfor the Secretary of State for Literacy (SEA)

19/03/1999 16/06/1999 No

S-1874-0076-0003

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -non-governmental organizations (NGO)

01/05/1995 18/06/2000 No

S-1874-0076-0004


06/03/1996 10/12/1999 No

S-1874-0076-0005


29/05/1996 25/01/1999 No

S-1874-0076-0006

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -non-governmental organizations (NGO) -organization forms

01/07/1995 31/10/1995 No

S-1874-0076-0007

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -human rights violations


No

S-1874-0077

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department /Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department

01/08/1990 29/09/1999

S-1874-0077-0001

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -human rights violations


No

S-1874-0077-0002

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -children's rights

20/11/1996 29/09/1999 No

S-1874-0077-0003


25/08/1995 25/01/1999 No

S-1874-0077-0004


01/08/1990 14/07/1998 No

S-1874-0077-0005

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -children's rights - symposium on juveniledelinquency, 8-9 December 1998

28/01/1997 15/12/1998 No

S-1874-0077-0006

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -children's rights - anniversary of theConvention of Children's Rights

20/11/1996 20/11/1996 No

S-1874-0077-0007

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -children's rights - codes and laws

01/11/1997 29/12/1998 No

S-1874-0078

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department /Human Rights Division

27/01/1995 17/12/1999

S-1874-0078-0001

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -children's rights - reports

01/09/1997 03/12/1998 No

S-1874-0078-0002

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -rights for people with disabilities

08/12/1997 21/01/1999 No

S-1874-0078-0003

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -restavek (servant children)

07/04/1997 07/04/1997 No

S-1874-0078-0004

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -secretary of State for Literacy (SEA) andMinistry of Youth, Sports, and Civic Education(MJSAC)

01/08/1996 04/05/1999 No

S-1874- Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department - 21/10/1998 09/02/1999 No

0078-0005

United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) -regional plan for children's rights

S-1874-0078-0006

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -meeting of the United Nations System's Groupon Gender

01/11/1996 19/03/1999 No

S-1874-0078-0007

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -non-governmental organizations (NGO)

01/12/1995 30/04/1999 No

S-1874-0078-0008

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -non-governmental organizations (NGO)

29/09/1998 17/12/1999 No

S-1874-0078-0009


No

S-1874-0079

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department /Base 6, Hinche, Center Department

22/04/1994 22/07/1999

S-1874-0079-0001

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -human rights situation reports

31/12/1995 30/01/1996 No

S-1874-0079-0002


01/01/1995 16/04/1996 No

S-1874-0079-0003

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -human rights violations


No

S-1874-0079-0004


06/10/1995 09/01/1996 Unclassified No

S-1874-0079-0005

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ)

25/04/1995 06/02/1996 No

S-1874-0079-0006


18/08/1994 28/09/1995 No

S-1874-0079-0007


08/08/1995 10/11/1995 No

S-1874-0079-0008

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -reviews of statistical data on human rightsvictims

01/05/1998 31/05/1998 No

S-1874-0079-0009

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -guidelines for human rights reporting

01/02/1996 22/07/1999 Unclassified No

S-1874-0079-0010

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -regulations for transfer of victim files fromMICIVIH

21/08/1996 23/08/1996 No

S-1874-0079-0011

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - final reports on special investigations

22/04/1994 21/02/1997 No

S-1874-0079-0012

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - NationalTruth and Justice Commission (CNVJ) -human rights violations - cases

22/11/1995 20/12/1995 No

S-1874-0079-0013


05/06/1995 21/11/1995 No

S-1874-0079-0014


15/11/1995 17/11/1995 No

S- Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department 01/01/1995 31/01/1996

1874-0080

S-1874-0080-0001

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -human rights education

04/09/1995 24/11/1995 No

S-1874-0080-0002


02/05/1995 21/11/1995 No

S-1874-0080-0004

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -human rights violations - cases


No

S-1874-0080-0003

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - human rights violations - cases


No

S-1875 Legal 1988-2001

Scope and Content

International Civilian Mission in Haiti, OAS/UN (MICIVIH)The records consist of legal documents such as the lease agreement for MICIVIH and UNMIH office space, United Nations and Organization of American States (OAS) cost-sharing agreements, and a letter of agreement between the United Nations and the Haitian Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) providing the CEP with technical assistance and funds. There are memoranda concerning Haitian law and the carrying of weapons and on the legal framework for disarmament in Haiti. The records also contain reports on preliminary investigations of incidents of violence involving the Haitian National Police (HNP) occurring in Cité Soleil in March 1996. Also present are summaries of coordination meetings of the Trilateral Commission for Justice, attended by representatives of the Government of Haiti, United States, and MICIVIH. Additionally, there are reports, correspondence and memoranda concerning the judicial and prison reform work of the Comité de Coordination des Bailleurs de Fonds (Coordinating Committee of Donors), which was chaired by MICIVIH Executive Director Colin Granderson. There is a program plan for the reform of the Haitian National Prison System, dated 1995. Memoranda on various types of audits carried out by the Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS) at headquarters on MICIVIH, UNMIH, UNSMIH, and MIPONUH are also included.

United Nations Mission in Haiti (UNMIH)Records primarily pertain to UNMIH legal matters and agreements. Included are: draft and final Status of Mission Agreements (SOMA) and extensions signed by UNMIH and the Government of Haiti; Status of Forces Agreements (SOFA) signed by UNMIH and the Government of Haiti; draft UNMIH Rules of Engagement (ROE); and agreements titled “Provision of Assistance between the United States and the United Nations” and “Agreement for the Return of Land by UNMIH to the Government of Haiti.” Additionally, there are memoranda evaluating the ROE and SOFAs. These were exchanged between the Legal Adviser, the Special Representative of the Secretary-General, the Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations, the Secretary-General, the Haitian Prime Minister, and the Canadian Ambassador. There are also Memoranda of Understanding (MOU), including an MOU made with the Government of Haiti on converting Fort National to a low-security prison. Another MOU, made with Telecommunications D’Haiti, focuses on reciprocal support in telecommunications tower projects. There are also model lease contracts, leases for Civilian Police (CIVPOL) headquarters and United Nations-occupied buildings, and a lease status report with details on continuing leases. Some memoranda concern the transfer of United States government leases to UNMIH, and the termination of leases at the expiry of the UNMIH mandate.

The files also contain correspondence, chronologies, subject files, reports and meeting materials.

There is outgoing correspondence written by the Special Representative of the Secretary General (SRSG) Lakhdar Brahimi and by Political Advisor Nicole Lannegrace and sent to members of the Government of Haiti and to Ambassadors of foreign countries. Memoranda authored by the Legal Adviser concern the extension of the UNMIH mandate by Security Council Resolution 1048 (1996), and other subjects. There are chronologies titled: “Decade in

Haiti” (February 1986 -January 1996); and “Chronology of United Nations and Haiti” (September 1991 – November 1994).

The subject files contain information about: political parties; the National Truth and Justice Commission (CNVJ); the Haitian National Police (HNP); and the Haitian Ministry of Justice. The files hold diagnostic reports on justice, police, and prisons. The files on security have weekly threat assessments, and memoranda sent from the Security Advisor to SRSG Lakhdar Brahimi. The memoranda cover developments in the security situation in Haiti. UNMIH Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and the Police Commissioner’s Standing Orders are also included in the files.

The weekly reports summarize the activities and developments of the Trilateral Working Groups. The Working Groups were created to oversee advancement in areas such as: airport security; justice; human rights; prisons; police training; fire fighting; and presidential security. Trilateral Meetings between representatives of the Government of Haiti, UNMIH, and the United States are also documented. There are draft agenda, briefing documents, and notes for the record which summarize meetings and discuss the extension of the mission’s mandate.

United Nations Support Mission in Haiti (UNSMIH)UNSMIH legal documents consist of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the United Nations and Canada regarding the country’s contribution of forces to the mission, and copies of lease agreements for UNSMIH office space. The records also contain files on the Haitian National Police (HNP), including memoranda evaluating the development of the HNP. Some agenda and summaries of monthly Trilateral Meetings are also present in the records. The meetings were attended by representatives of the Government of Haiti, Friends of the Secretary-General for Haiti (Argentina, Canada, France, the United States, Venezuela, and Chile) and UNSMIH.

United Nations Transition Mission in Haiti (UNTMIH)The records consist of legal documents such as the UNTMIH Rules of Engagement (ROE) and a lease agreement for headquarters. There also is a Military Campaign Plan for UNTMIH, with strategic guidance and military objectives, and several draft plans for the professionalization of the Haitian National Police (HNP).

United Nations Civilian Police Mission in Haiti (MIPONUH)The records consist of the Rules of Engagement (ROE) for the United Nations Special Police and a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the United Nations and Argentina, about contributions of forces to the mission. There are also memoranda about security and MIPONUH’s Security Plan for Haiti.

International Civilian Support Mission in Haiti (MICAH)The records consist of draft and final Status of Mission Agreements (SOMA) signed by MICAH and the Government of Haiti. Memoranda evaluating draft SOMAs were exchanged between the Legal Advisor, staff of the United Nations Department of Political Affairs, the Representative of the Secretary-General (RSG) Alfredo Lopes Cabral, and the Haitian Minister of Foreign Affairs Fritz Longchamp. Additionally, there are working papers about cooperation between MICAH and the Government of Haiti, such as “Elements du Cadre de Cooperation,” February 2000. Also present is the MICAH End of Mission report, as well as final reports authored by MICAH’s technical advisor for prison administration, and by the technical advisor for the protection of women and minors in detention. Additional records include: United Nations Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS) audit reports and related memoranda; Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) concerning contingent-owned equipment of countries that contributed troops to peacekeeping missions; and memoranda about United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) activities in Haiti.


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S-1875- End of mission reports 04/01/2001 29/01/2001 No

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Prison administration 14/07/2000 19/12/2000 No

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01/11/2000 30/11/2000 No

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Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) andRules of Engagement (ROE)

11/01/1998 28/09/1999 No

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S-1875-0002-0002

Military Campaign Plan and Rules ofEngagement (ROE)

13/08/1997 19/11/1997 Confidential No

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Leases 13/09/1996 04/12/1997 Unclassified No

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Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) 10/07/1997 10/07/1997 Unclassified No

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Reading file 02/09/1996 30/06/1997 Confidential No

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Draft legal documents 04/10/1994 14/08/1996 Confidential No

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S-1875- Standing Orders 03/10/1995 31/03/1996 No

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Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) andSecurity Plan

21/11/1995 15/02/1996 Unclassified No

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Legal Advisor 15/03/1995 08/06/1996

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Security 01/05/1995 10/09/1995 No

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Chronologies 23/06/1995 08/02/1996 No

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Trilateral meetings 15/03/1995 22/04/1996 Confidential No

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Trilateral meetings 21/03/1996 08/06/1996 No

S-1875-0005

Legal Advisor 06/03/1996 05/07/1996

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Trilateral Working Group - Judicial Reform 06/03/1996 16/05/1996 No

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Timetables for developing the Haitian NationalPolice (HNP)

15/11/1996 14/06/1997 No

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Haitian National Police (HNP) - evaluations 01/09/1997 30/09/1997 No

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Haitian National Police (HNP) - memoranda 24/08/1995 29/05/1996 Confidential No

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Haitian National Police (HNP) - memoranda 13/09/1995 27/01/1996 Confidential No

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Legal Advisor 04/04/1993 01/02/1997

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Cap Haitien Prison Project 17/07/1996 07/11/1996 Strictlyconfidential

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Diagnostic reports - justice, police, and prisons 01/07/1996 31/01/1997 No

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Elections 25/06/1995 23/12/1995 No

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Haitian Legislature 01/01/1995 08/12/1995 No

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National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ)

04/04/1993 27/04/1995 No

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01/02/1997 01/02/1997 No

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Legal Advisor 28/12/1994 31/10/1996

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International Republican Institute (IRI)Assessment of the Presidential Elections of 17December 1995

25/01/1996 25/01/1996 Unclassified No

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Reading file 30/01/1990 10/05/1996 No

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Legal documents 31/01/1995 29/07/1996 Unclassified No

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Audits 09/06/1995 27/07/1999 Unclassified No

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Legal Advisor 14/01/1988 30/05/1997

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Cité Soleil Commune, West Department -incident - memoranda


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Haitian law - disarmament and carriage ofweapons - memoranda

14/01/1988 20/02/1996 No

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Haitian National Prison System 24/10/1995 03/01/1996 Strictlyconfidential

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Status of Mission Agreements (SOMA) 01/02/2000 28/02/2001 No

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Status of Mission Agreements (SOMA) 04/07/1996 23/01/1998 No

S-1875-0011-0004

Status of Mission Agreements (SOMA) andMemoranda of Understanding (MOU)

20/10/1994 15/06/1998 No

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Status of Mission Agreements (SOMA) andMemoranda of Understanding (MOU)

13/10/1993 17/03/1998 No

S-1876 Judicial and Legal Systems 1985-2001

Scope and Content

International Civilian Mission in Haiti, OAS/UN (MICIVIH)S-1876 contains records of MICIVIH’s Section des Affaires Juridiques et du Renforcement Institutionnel (SAJRI). SAJRI was tasked with: advising the Haitian justice system on legal and administrative measures in order to improve respect for law and legal procedures; assisting courts and prosecutors’ offices in correctly applying criminal prosecution; strengthening judicial and police capacity to address systematic impunity; and training judicial officers on human rights issues and the administration of justice. Rodolfo Mattarollo served as Director of SAJRI and as Deputy Executive Director of MICIVIH.

A large number of MICIVIH files document the technical assistance provided by MICIVIH at the request of the Government of Haiti for the trials of those convicted in the Raboteau massacre, which took place in the town of Raboteau, Gonaives, in northern Haiti between 18-22 April 1994. During a four-day period, members of the Haitian Armed Forces (FADH) and the Front for the Advancement and Progress of Haiti (FRAPH) raided homes and beat, tortured, and killed an unknown number of pro-democracy supporters of Jean-Bertrand Aristide.

Records pertaining to the Raboteau massacre consist of: summaries drafted by MICIVIH Observers which describe the town of Gonaives and its hospital in the days immediately following the massacre; witness testimony collected by MICIVIH Observers; summaries of visits by MICIVIH personnel to courts in Gonaives and briefs about court proceedings and the progress of trials; letters exchanged between the MICIVIH Executive Director and the Bureau de Coordination, Préparation de Procès du Massacre de Raboteau, Gonaives, of Haiti’s Ministry of Justice and Public Security; documents issued by both the Cabinet d'Instruction du Tribunal Civil des Gonaives and the Cour d’Appel des Gonaives; legal complaints by or on behalf of victims of the massacre; and lists of victims and perpetrators. There are also profiles gathered by MICIVIH Observers describing the human rights violations suffered by victims during the massacre, and background information about the perpetrators.

Also included are records documenting a ten-day mission to Raboteau from 24 July - 7 August 1999 by two military experts secured by MICIVIH, Colonel Horacio Pantaléon Ballester and Colonel José Luis García. Included are the experts’ draft and final reports prepared for the leading prosecutor (Juge d’Instruction) for the Tribunal Civil des Gonaives, Me. Jean Sénat Fleury. The reports analyze the structure and accountability of the Haitian military chain of command, the climate of repression, and the implication of military leaders in the events of 18-22 April 1994.

Other MICIVIH files relate to a lengthy report by MICIVIH officials titled "La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la reparation en Haiti" (The Fight Against Impunity and for Reparations in Haiti). The report identified the causes of impunity and examined the failure of the Government of Haiti to provide justice to victims of human rights violations that occurred during the coup d’etat period from 1991 to 1994. The report analyzed and presented statistics about the state of impunity evident in legal proceedings in five jurisdictions in Haiti – Hinche, Gonaives, Mirebalais, Port-au-Prince, and Saint Marc. Also covered in the report are the efforts made in the fight against impunity by Haitian civil society and the international community. MICIVIH’s recommendations in the areas of judicial reform, the promotion of the rule of law, and the respect for human rights are also discussed in the report. The report, based on three years of research, was released on 28 September 1999, the eve of the eighth anniversary of the coup d’etat of 29 September 1991. An earlier version of the report was presented to the Government of Haiti in May 1999.

Records pertaining to the 1999 report on impunity include lists of violations of human rights committed against Haitian civilians during the de facto regime, and lists of people in the Front for the Advancement and Progress of Haiti (FRAPH) and the former Haitian Armed Forces (FADH) suspected of carrying out human rights violations. The location, date and type of violation is also indicated. There is also correspondence between MICIVIH officials and representatives of non-governmental organizations, particularly the Haitian non-governmental organization Assistance to Victims of Violence Movement (MAPVIV). Questionnaires providing factual data about victims are also included. These were used for the compilation of statistics for the report. A large volume of questionnaires are about victims residing in the town of Gonaives who suffered human rights violations primarily in the years preceding the massacre in Raboteau on 18-22

April 1994.

SAJRI also monitored prominent cases of impunity involving Haitian civilians and high-profile Haitian political and military figures, including: Jean-Claude Duvalier, the former President of Haiti; Justice Minister Guy Malary, who was assassinated on 14 October 1993; Emmanuel Constant, the founder of the Front for the Advancement and Progress of Haïti (FRAPH); and Antoine Izméry, a prominent Haitian businessman and pro-democracy activist who was assassinated on 11 September 1993. These records consist of: fact sheets and case summaries; medical reports about victims; aide memoire commenting on major developments in the case, such as the arrest and deportation of suspects; summaries of assizes (trials) observed by MICIVIH officials; summaries of meetings between MICIVIH officials and judges (Juges d’Instruction); copies of legal documents pertaining to the cases, such as court proceedings, arrest warrants, and witness testimony; hand-drawn maps of crime scenes; eye-witness accounts of events; and articles from the Haitian and international press about the cases.

SAJRI’s efforts to promote awareness of habeas corpus are documented in: memoranda on the legal evolution of habeas corpus in the Haitian Constitution; research on the application of habeas corpus in Haiti; a MICIVIH pamphlet “Le Recours pour la protection de la liberté individuelle dans la Constitution de 1987,” dated September 1998; and a speech which was broadcast on Radio Haiti by Rodolfo Mattarollo, Director of SAJRI and Deputy Executive Director of MICIVIH. The records also document a round-table debate about habeas corpus and individual liberties held on 6 April 1999 at the École de la Magistrature. Participants included the Minister of Justice, the Haitian National Police (HNP) Inspector General, the Director of the Haitian Prisons Administration Directorate (DAP), representatives of NGOs, and MICIVIH staff members. The event featured a panel discussion between MICIVIH's Deputy Director and MICIVIH consultants (historian Claude Moïse and former Justice Minister Me Jean Joseph Exumé).

MICIVIH records also document SAJRI’s information-sharing with the Criminal Investigation Brigade of the Haitian National Police (HNP). Set up in October 1995, the brigade received case investigation files from MICIVIH via the UNMIH Civilian Police. The investigations are primarily about assassinations, including the assassinations of several prominent individuals: Antoine Izméry, a pro-democracy activist, on 11 September 1993; Mireille Durocher Bertin, an anti-Aristide lawyer, on 28 March 1995; and Jean Hubert Feuille, former bodyguard of Jean-Bertrand Aristide and Deputy of Port-Salut, on 7 November 1995. There is also accompanying documentation about the transmission of cases via CIVPOL, as well as press material and reports about violent crimes committed by members of the illegal paramilitary organization Front for the Advancement and Progress of Haiti (FRAPH).

The records relating to the National Truth and Justice Commission (CNVJ) primarily consist of case files for investigations of human rights violations perpetrated during the de facto regime between 29 September 1991 and 15 October 1994. The human rights violations include violations of individual rights such as the right to life, freedom, and security; violations of public rights such as freedom of expression; and violations of judicial rights such as the right to a fair trial. The incidents covered include rape, murder, assault, arrests without a warrant, torture, death threats, prevention of peaceful public demonstrations, and illegal imprisonment. Organized by geographical location, the case files consist of final reports, testimonies, medical and forensic anthropology reports, and memoranda prepared by Observers and base staff investigating complaints. Some case files contain memoranda about the transfer of the file from MICIVIH to the CNVJ.

There are also memoranda about: the creation of the CNVJ in December 1994 by an executive order issued by Jean-Bertrand Aristide; joint CNVJ and MICIVIH investigative field trips; base staff and Observers assisting with CNVJ case investigations; and the provision for technical assistance to the CNVJ.

There are also records documenting the work of forensic anthropology consultants secured from 1995 to 1998 by MICIVIH at the request of the National Truth and Justice Commission (CNVJ) and the Haitian Ministry of Justice and Public Security. The consultants provided training in the use of forensic sciences to members of the Ministry of Justice and Public Security and the Haitian judiciary, and assisted in the investigation and judicial proceedings of the Raboteau massacre. Records consist of: Terms of Reference for the forensic anthropology consultants; correspondence between MICIVIH personnel and the consultants; summaries of DNA analysis performed on the remains of Raboteau victims; and final reports for field investigations carried out by the forensic anthropology consultants in 1997 and 1998. A separate report dating from November 1995 presents the consultants’ findings on investigations carried out in various locations in Haiti, including Raboteau, Gonaives, of incidents of human rights violations which occurred from 1991 to 1994 during the de facto regime.

The records of SAJRI’s Legal Officer Chris Thomas primarily relate to the Section’s oversight of Haitian prison administration. The Legal Officer’s correspondence, often exchanged with the Director of SAJRI and Regional Coordinators, concerns a variety of topics, including: prisoners released from the National Penitentiary, prisoners arrested without warrants, meetings with the Haitian Director of Judicial Affairs about prisoner deaths, trials, and foreign nationals in detention. There are also letters sent to Thomas by prisoners. Summaries of meetings of the Commission des Affaires Pénitentiaires (CAP) describe audits of the DAP and the investigation of human rights violations on the part of prison staff. There are also summaries of meetings between MICIVIH officials and representatives of the Office to Control Pre-Trial Detention (BUCODEP) of the National Penitentiary, law faculty, and Checchi and Company Consulting, Inc. Meeting minutes of the Mixed Working Group on the Problem of Prison Overpopulation concern research on lasting solutions to prison crowding. Lists of prisoners contain information about the gender, age, infraction, date of arrival, and sentence.

Summaries of the Legal Officer’s meetings with representatives of DAP and the National Penitentiary Administration (APENA) are also included. These cover issues such as collective warrants, proper prison documentation, recruitment of prison staff, prison escapes, human rights violations experienced by prisoners, repercussions for guards maltreating prisoners, the development of internal prison regulations, prison security, the requisition of prison supplies, and establishing radio communication between prisons. Also included are program outlines, manuals, and regulations developed by DAP and APENA and collected and reviewed by SAJRI.

The records of SAJRI’s Penal Reform Officer Heiner Rosendahl include memoranda, meeting summaries, and reports. The memoranda were primarily exchanged between Rosendahl, and: the Director of SAJRI, the Director for Human Rights, and the Director of the Protection and Promotion of Human Rights Section (PPHR). They concern such topics as negotiation with the National Penitentiary Administration (APENA) staff, the establishment of APENA, releases of prisoners from the National Penitentiary, transfers of prisoners between prisons, corruption in the National Penitentiary’s security system, training and selection of prison wardens and staff, physical renovation of prisons, beatings of prison detainees by APENA officers, and hunger strikes by former Haitian Armed Forces (FADH) prisoners. There are summaries detailing meetings of the Prisons Steering Committee, which was comprised of representatives of MICIVIH, various Haitian agencies and NGOs. Rosendahl’s reports, some of which were forwarded to the Secretary-General for his reports to the General Assembly, cover: the standardization of prison documentation, prison nutrition and health care, human rights violations in prisons, medical conditions of prisoners, and prison crowding in individual prisons.

SAJRI files also include records originating from bases which pertain to MICIHIV-led judicial oversight and reform. Prepared by Observers, they consist of: briefs and reports describing the general state and organization of the judiciary throughout the department; plans for judicial reform; memoranda about the legal developments in cases being monitored by MICIVIH Observers, describing arrests, transfers and releases of detainees from prison, and decisions to refer cases to trial; profiles of cases awaiting trial; lists of judicial personnel present in communes; and organization charts of the Haitian court system.

MICIVIH base Observers’ records also include summaries of visits conducted to criminal assizes (assises criminelles) and tribunals (tribunaux de paix) in communes. These describe: the general functioning and atmosphere of the trial or hearing; the demeanor of judges and attorneys; the jury; arguments, testimony and cross-examination; the evidence; sentencing; the security presence inside and outside of courtrooms; and the public reaction to the cases. Additionally, there are summaries of Observers’ meetings with judicial personnel, including the Commissaire du Gouvernement, juges d'instruction, juges de paix, and doyen, regarding the functioning of the judiciary in communes, inaction on cases, and other obstructions in the judicial process. Crimes include murder, rape, armed robbery, illegal detention, beating and torture, conspiracy against the state, drug trafficking, extortion, infanticide, poisoning, forced evictions, and theft of property, cattle and goats. Also present are copies of legal proceedings obtained by MICIVIH.

There are also outlines and briefs about training seminars led by MICIVIH Observers for judicial, police, and prison personnel, and journalists. The seminars dealt with judicial reform topics such as: the application of the law, the preventive detention process, provisional release of detainees, and the rights of minors.

Of note are memoranda prepared by Observers stationed in Base 2 in Gonaives, which describe the legal proceedings involving Castera Cenafils, the former Captain of the Haitian Armed Forces (FADH), and other individuals on trial for the massacre of civilians in Raboteau on 18-22 April 1994. Included are Castera Cenafils’ handwritten letters sent to judicial

personnel in 1996 and 1997.

International Civilian Support Mission in Haiti (MICAH)S-1876 also includes records of the MICAH’s Justice Section, which was tasked with assisting the Haitian authorities in reforming and strengthening the judicial system. Notable records of the Justice Section consist of: a report on the organization and structure of the Prisons Administration Directorate (DAP); a MICAH report, dating January 2000, about the Unit for the Protection of Women and Minors in Detention of the DAP; reports covering MICAH’s Projet d’Appui aux Juridictions; a summary, of the indictments from trials carried out in the latter half of 2000 for the Raboteau massacre of 18-22 April 1994, dated 20 October 2000 and prepared by a technical advisor for MICAH; and the End of Mission Report of the Justice Section.


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MICAH mandate 22/05/2000 22/05/2000 Unclassified No

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Work plans of the Police Pillar, the HumanRights Pillar, and the Justice Pillar

01/10/2000 31/10/2000 No

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Program Coordination Office 19/10/2000 21/12/2000 No

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Unit for the Protection of Women and Minorsin Detention - final report


No

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Support Project to the Judiciary - work plansand reports

23/01/2001 23/01/2001 No

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Justice Section 02/08/1994 15/01/2001

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Prisons Administration Directorate (DAP) -structure and organization

01/11/1999 30/11/1999 No

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Prisons Administration Directorate (DAP) -reports

22/09/2000 17/11/2000 No

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Prisons Administration Directorate (DAP) -statistics

01/03/2000 27/12/2000 No

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training in arrest procedures

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United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) - Prison Reform Project - LessonsLearned Report

01/10/2000 31/10/2000 No

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United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) - Prison Reform Project

01/05/2000 04/10/2000 No

S-1876-0002-0007

Verification of regulations in prisons 01/12/2000 31/12/2000 No

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Lists of deportees 15/08/2000 11/01/2001 No

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Police Section 09/05/2000 03/11/2000 No

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Human Rights Section 16/07/2000 07/09/2000 No

S-1876-0002-0012

Human Rights Section - seminars on conflictresolution

15/09/1997 15/01/2001 No

S-1876-0002-0013

Transition from MICIVIH TO MICAH 02/08/1994 25/02/2000 No

S-1876-0004

Section des Affaires Juridiques et duRenforcement Institutionnel (SAJRI)

04/06/1993 03/03/2000

S-1876-0004-0001

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - TribunalCivil des Gonaives

03/03/2000 03/03/2000 No

S-1876-0004-0002

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - Cabinetd'Instruction du Tribunal Civil des Gonaives

09/02/1998 13/05/1999 No

S-1876-0004-0003

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - Cabinetd'Instruction du Tribunal Civil des Gonaives -legal order


No

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No

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Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - JointExpert Mission on the Haitian Military

04/06/1993 07/08/1999 No

S-1876-0004-0007


06/08/1999 13/12/1999 No

S-1876-0004-0008


20/08/1999 20/08/1999 No

S-1876-0005


22/09/1996 31/12/1999

S-1876- Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - Joint 20/08/1999 20/08/1999 No

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Expert Mission on the Haitian Military

S-1876-0005-0002


06/08/1999 06/08/1999 No

S-1876-0005-0003


22/09/1996 06/12/1999 No

S-1876-0005-0004


06/10/1999 13/10/1999 No

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04/08/1999 04/08/1999 No

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20/09/1999 20/09/1999 No

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14/06/1999 06/08/1999 No

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20/08/1999 20/08/1999 No

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01/01/1999 31/12/1999 No

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12/07/1999 27/07/1999 No

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01/07/1995 14/01/2000

S-1876-0006-0001


05/04/1999 08/07/1999 No

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07/08/1999 07/08/1999 No

S-1876-0006-0003


06/08/1999 14/01/2000 No

S-1876-0006-0004


06/08/1999 12/08/1999 No

S-1876-0006-0005

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - MICIVIH-authored report


No

S-1876-0006-0006

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - MICIVIH-authored report


No

S-1876-0006-0007

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 -questionnaires about victims


No

S-1876-0006-0008

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 -questionnaires about victims


No

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1876-0007

Renforcement Institutionnel (SAJRI)

S-1876-0007-0001

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - victims 22/05/1994 03/04/1997 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1876-0007-0002

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - victims 14/02/1994 29/10/1996 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1876-0007-0003

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - victims -complaints


No

S-1876-0007-0004

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - victims -complaints


No

S-1876-0007-0005

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 -authorization to transfer victims' dossier to theNational Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ)


No

S-1876-0007-0006

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - victimprofiles sent to the National Truth and JusticeCommission (CNVJ)


No

S-1876-0007-0007

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - CasteraCenafils, former Captain of the Haitian ArmedForces (FADH)


No

S-1876-0007-0008

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - suspects 20/09/1995 28/02/1999 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1876-0007-0009

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - courtproceedings


No

S-1876-0008


21/09/1987 04/12/1998

S-1876-0008-0001

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 -Commission Justice et Paix du Diocèse desGonaives


No

S-1876-0008-0002

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 -regulations of the Haitian Armed Forces(FADH)

21/09/1987 25/08/1998 No

S-1876-0008-0003

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - press 01/01/1995 04/12/1998 No

S-1876-0008-0004

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 -memoranda


No

S-1876-0008-0005



No

S-1876-0008-0006



No

S-1876-0008-0007



No

S-1876-0009


01/01/1995 02/06/1999

S-1876-0009-0001

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - general 18/10/1996 23/12/1996 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1876-0009-0002

Forensic Anthropological Investigation in Haiti,September - October 1995


No

S-1876-0009-0003

Forensic Anthropological Investigation in Haiti,September - October 1995


No

S-1876-0009-0004


No

S-1876-0009-0005


No

S-1876-0009-0006


No

S-1876-0009-0007


No

S-1876-0009-0008

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - forensicanthropology


No

S-1876-0010


09/02/1995 12/08/1998

S-1876-0010-0001

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - ForensicAnthropology Mission, 27 February - 3 March1997 - final reports


No

S-1876-0010-0002



No

S-1876-0010-0003



No

S-1876-0010-0004

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - ForensicAnthropology Mission, 27 February - 3 March1997


No

S-1876-0010-0005

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - ForensicAnthropology Mission, 27 February - 3 March1997 - DNA analysis


No

S-1876-0010-0006

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - ForensicAnthropology Mission, 11-15 March 1998 -final reports


No

S-1876-0010-0007

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - ForensicAnthropology Mission, 11-15 March 1998


No

S-1876-0010-0008

Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - ForensicAnthropology Mission, 11-15 March 1998


No

S-1876-0011


25/07/1994 17/03/1997

S-1876-0011-0001


05/05/1995 17/03/1997 No

S-1876-0011-0002


20/07/1995 25/08/1995 No

S-1876-0011-0003


24/04/1995 19/07/1995 No

S-1876-0011-0004


25/07/1994 24/01/1995 No

S-1876-0011-0005

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - proposition for a truth commissionprepared by the International Centre forHuman Rights and Democratic Development(CIDPDD)

30/08/1994 10/11/1994 No

S-1876-0011-0006

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - establishment and structure

20/02/1995 28/03/1995 No

S-1876-0011-0007

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - correspondence between presidentof CNVJ and MICIVIH

24/03/1995 05/02/1996 No

S-1876-0011-0009

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - information circulars to bases aboutCNVJ

11/05/1995 01/09/1995 No

S-1876-0011-0008

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - transmission of information betweenCNVJ and MICIVIH

17/07/1995 01/12/1995 No

S-1876-0012


22/07/1993 07/02/1996

S-1876-0012-0001

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - memoranda from bases andobservers


No

S-1876-0012-0002

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - technical assistance from UnitedNations, Organization of American States(OAS), and American Association for theAdvancement of Science (AAAS)

01/02/1995 08/11/1995 No

S-1876-0012-0003

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - forensic anthropology


No

S-1876-0012-0004

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - forensic anthropology


No

S-1876-0012-0005

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - forensic anthropology - victims


No

S-1876-0012-0006

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - forensic anthropology - locations


No

S-1876-0012-0007

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - forensic anthropology - locations


No

S-1876-0012-0008

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - legal commissions and legalproceedings against human rights violators

02/12/1994 08/08/1995 No

S-1876-0012-0009

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - human rights violations - lists ofcases

03/07/1995 07/02/1996 No

S-1876-0012-0010

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - human rights violations - cases

03/10/1995 03/10/1995 No

S-1876-0013


27/10/1988 20/01/1998

S-1876-0013-


02/07/1993 17/05/1995 No

0001S-1876-0013-0002


27/10/1988 24/06/1994 No

S-1876-0013-0003

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - human rights violations - cases -Saint Marc, Artibonite Department

22/07/1993 16/10/1995 No

S-1876-0013-0004


22/04/1991 18/09/1993 No

S-1876-0013-0005


12/06/1992 03/08/1993 No

S-1876-0013-0006

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - human rights violations - cases -Kyona, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department

22/05/1993 03/07/1993 No

S-1876-0013-0007

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - human rights violations - prisons -Saint Marc, Artibonite Department

16/06/1993 28/07/1993 No

S-1876-0013-0008

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - human rights violations - cases -Hinche, Center Department


No

S-1876-0013-0009



No

S-1876-0014


10/10/1991 11/11/1997

S-1876-0014-0001



No

S-1876-0014-0002



No

S-1876-0014-0003



No

S-1876-0014-0004



No

S-1876-0014-0005

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - human rights violations - cases -Mirebalais, Center Department


No

S-1876-0014-0006



No

S-1876-0015


19/09/1992 28/12/1995

S-1876-0015-0001



No

S-1876-0015-0002

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - human rights violations - cases -Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department

06/03/1993 20/03/1993 No

S-1876-0015-0003

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - human rights violations - cases -Belle Anse, South East Department

13/05/1994 17/05/1994 No

S-1876-0015-

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - human rights violations - cases -

10/03/1994 28/12/1995 No

0004 Port-au-Prince, West DepartmentS-1876-0015-0005

National Truth and Justice Commission(CNVJ) - human rights violations - cases -Port-au-Prince, West Department


No

S-1876-0015-0006


11/10/1995 11/10/1995 No

S-1876-0015-0007



No

S-1876-0015-0008



No

S-1876-0016


15/03/1995 10/01/2000

S-1876-0016-0112

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- planning

22/11/1995 10/01/2000 No

S-1876-0016-0001


28/09/1999 28/09/1999 No

S-1876-0016-0002

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- introduction

01/12/1998 28/09/1999 No

S-1876-0016-0003

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- recommendations

28/09/1999 28/09/1999 No

S-1876-0016-0004

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- annexes


No

S-1876-0016-0005

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Gonaives, Artibonite Department - statistics

22/10/1997 28/09/1999 No

S-1876-0016-0006

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Gonaives, Artibonite Department - statistics

01/05/1998 31/05/1998 No

S-1876-0016-0007

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Hinche, Central Department - statistics

01/06/1998 30/06/1998 No

S-1876-0016-0008

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Mirebalais, Central Department - statistics

01/06/1998 30/06/1998 No

S-1876-0016-0009

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Port-au-Prince, West Department - statistics

01/05/1998 28/09/1999 No

S-1876-0016-0010

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Saint Marc, Artibonite Department - statistics

01/05/1998 31/05/1998 No

S-1876-0016-0011

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- summary

28/09/1999 28/09/1999 No

S-1876-0017


30/04/1991 08/03/2000

S-1876-0017-0001

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- research


No

S-1876-0017-


01/04/1998 20/04/1998 No

0002 - researchS-1876-0017-0003

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- research


No

S-1876-0017-0004

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- research - extradition

01/01/1994 10/04/1998 No

S-1876-0017-0005

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- floppy disks

01/02/1993 31/12/1999 No

S-1876-0017-0006

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- visits of Nobel Laureate Adolfo PérezEsquivel

31/07/1998 08/04/1999 No

S-1876-0017-0007

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- non-governmental organizations (NGO)

30/04/1991 17/09/1999 No

S-1876-0017-0008

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- non-governmental organizations (NGO) -study

01/01/1997 28/09/1999 No

S-1876-0017-0009

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Assistance to Victims of Violence Movement(MAPVIV)

21/07/1999 08/03/2000 No

S-1876-0018


27/07/1993 08/03/2000

S-1876-0018-0001

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Assistance to Victims of Violence Movement(MAPVIV)

30/10/1997 08/03/2000 No

S-1876-0018-0002

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Commission Justice et Paix du Diocèse desGonaives

28/12/1994 13/08/1998 No

S-1876-0018-0003

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Working Group on Forced or InvoluntaryDisappearances (OHCHR)


No

S-1876-0018-0004

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Inter-American Commission on HumanRights (OAS)


No

S-1876-0018-0005

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- judiciary

20/02/1997 22/07/1998 No

S-1876-0018-0006

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Proceedings and Follow-Up Office

13/02/1998 11/01/1999 No

S-1876-0018-0007

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Complaint Offices

06/03/1995 16/07/1998 No

S-1876-0018-0008

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Unité Pénale Nationale (UPENA)

08/10/1993 15/12/1996 No

S-1876-0018-0009

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Unité Pénale Nationale (UPENA)

10/11/1996 11/04/1997 No

S-1876- "La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparation 06/12/1996 06/12/1996 No

0018-0010

en Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Unité Pénale Nationale (UPENA) - simulatedcriminal trial - video cassette

S-1876-0018-0011

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Front for the Advancement and Progress ofHaïti (FRAPH)

01/10/1994 17/03/1998 No

S-1876-0018-0012

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- military personnel accused of human rightsabuses


No

S-1876-0019


01/02/1993 28/09/1999

S-1876-0019-0001

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- tables listing judges and cases tried in Port-au-Prince

01/01/1997 28/09/1999 No

S-1876-0019-0002

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- cases of human rights violations in Port-au-Prince


No

S-1876-0019-0003

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- criminal trial [unidentified] - video cassette


No

S-1876-0019-0004

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- lawsuit against the Front for theAdvancement and Progress of Haïti (FRAPH)


No

S-1876-0019-0005

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Emmanuel Constant, founder of the Front forthe Advancement and Progress of Haïti(FRAPH)


No

S-1876-0019-0006

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Jean Claude Duvalier, former President ofHaiti

08/12/1998 10/03/1999 No

S-1876-0019-0007

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Antoine Izméry, pro-democracy activist


No

S-1876-0019-0008



No

S-1876-0020


02/11/1992 14/09/1999

S-1876-0020-0001



No

S-1876-0020-0002



No

S-1876-0020-0003



No

S-1876-0020-0004



No

S-1876-0020-



No

0005 - assassinations of Antoine Izméry and JusticeMinister Guy Malary - photographs

S-1876-0020-0006

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Justice Minister Guy Malary -correspondence with the Lawyers Committeefor Human Rights


No

S-1876-0020-0007

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Justice Minister Guy Malary


No

S-1876-0020-0008



No

S-1876-0021


28/02/1991 28/09/1999

S-1876-0021-0001



No

S-1876-0021-0002

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Saint Jean Bosco massacre, 11 September1988


No

S-1876-0021-0003

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- Saint Jean Bosco massacre, 11 September1988


No

S-1876-0021-0004

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- incident in Cité Soleil Commune, WestDepartment, 27 December 1993


No

S-1876-0021-0005

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- human rights violations in Borgne, NorthDepartment


No

S-1876-0021-0006

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- cases of impunity


No

S-1876-0021-0007

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- cases of impunity


No

S-1876-0021-0008

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- memoranda about legal proceedings


No

S-1876-0021-0009

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- human rights violations - cases - indexes


No

S-1876-0021-0010

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- human rights violations - cases


No

S-1876-0022


03/03/1992 26/12/1997

S-1876-0022-0001



No

S-1876-0022-0002



No

S-1876- "La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparation 22/01/1993 06/03/1995 Strictly No

0022-0003

en Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- human rights violations - cases

confidential

S-1876-0022-0004



No

S-1876-0022-0005



No

S-1876-0022-0006



No

S-1876-0022-0007



No

S-1876-0022-0008

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- human rights violations - questionnaire


No

S-1876-0023


24/07/1996 23/07/1998

S-1876-0023-0001

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- human rights violations - questionnairesabout victims - Gonaives, ArtiboniteDepartment


No

S-1876-0023-0002



No

S-1876-0023-0003



No

S-1876-0023-0004



No

S-1876-0023-0005



No

S-1876-0023-0006



No

S-1876-0023-0007



No

S-1876-0024


26/01/1995 16/07/1998

S-1876-0024-0001

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- arrest warrants - Gonaives, Artibonite


No

DepartmentS-1876-0024-0002

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- arrest warrants - Gonaives, ArtiboniteDepartment


No

S-1876-0024-0003

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- legal proceedings - Gonaives, ArtiboniteDepartment


No

S-1876-0024-0004

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- legal proceedings - Gonaives, ArtiboniteDepartment


No

S-1876-0024-0005

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- human rights violations - questionnairesabout victims - Hinche, Central Department


No

S-1876-0024-0006



No

S-1876-0024-0007

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- complaints - Hinche, Central Department


No

S-1876-0025


17/02/1992 12/06/1998

S-1876-0025-0001

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- complaints - Hinche, Central Department


No

S-1876-0025-0002



No

S-1876-0025-0003

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- legal proceedings - Mirebalais, CentralDepartment


No

S-1876-0025-0004

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- human rights violations - questionnairesabout victims


No

S-1876-0025-0005



No

S-1876-0025-0006



No

S-1876-0026


02/08/1995 30/09/1996

S-1876-0026-0001



No

S-1876-0026-0002



No

S-1876-0026-0003



No

S-1876-0026-0004



No

S-1876-0026-0005



No

S-1876-0026-0006



No

S-1876-0026-0007

"La lutte contre l'impunité et pour la réparationen Haiti," MICIVIH report, 28 September 1999- human rights violations - questionnairesabout victims - Saint Marc, ArtiboniteDepartment


No

S-1876-0027


20/02/1995 22/10/1998

S-1876-0027-0001

Questionnaires about victims - Saint Marc,Artibonite Department


No

S-1876-0027-0002

Questionnaires about victims - Saint Marc,Artibonite Department


No

S-1876-0027-0003

Penal Reform Officer - memoranda 23/03/1995 05/11/1996 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1876-0027-0004

Penal Reform Officer - work plan 13/02/1996 06/09/1996 No

S-1876-0027-0005

Penal Reform Officer - Prisons SteeringCommittee

23/08/1995 21/09/1995 No

S-1876-0027-0006

Penal Reform Officer - Coordinator meetings 02/09/1995 25/11/1995 No

S-1876-0027-0007

Penal Reform Officer - meetings 08/03/1995 07/09/1995 No

S-1876-0027-0008

Penal Reform Officer - speeches 04/09/1995 18/05/1996 No

S-1876-0027-0009

Penal Reform Officer - human rights codes 01/06/1995 30/06/1995 No

S-1876-0027-0010

Penal Reform Officer - circulars 20/02/1995 28/09/1995 Unclassified No

S-1876-0027-0011

Penal Reform Officer - contribution toSecretary-General's report

01/04/1996 12/04/1996 Unclassified No

S-1876-0027-0012

Penal Reform Officer - MICIVIH activity reports- monthly


No

S-1876-0028


23/04/1993 04/09/1996

S-1876-0028-0001

Penal Reform Officer - preliminary missionreport

13/02/1995 12/05/1995 No

S-1876-0028-0010

Penal Reform Officer - maltreatment ofprisoners


No

S-1876-0028-0003

Penal Reform Officer - reports - prisonimprovements and problems

01/02/1995 07/02/1995 Unclassified No

S-1876-0028-0004

Penal Reform Officer - reports - prisons andNational Penitentiary

31/10/1995 10/07/1996 No

S-1876-0028-0005

Penal Reform Officer - prisons 23/04/1993 29/09/1993 No

S-1876-0028-0006

Penal Reform Officer - visits to prisons 08/10/1993 10/04/1996 No

S-1876-0028-0007

Penal Reform Officer - visits to prisons 24/05/1993 06/10/1993 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1876-0028-0008

Penal Reform Officer - visits to prisons 01/05/1993 11/08/1993 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1876-0028-0009

Penal Reform Officer - maltreatment ofprisoners


No

S-1876-0028-0002

Penal Reform Officer - reports - justice system 28/05/1996 10/06/1996 No

S-1876-0029


28/07/1993 05/11/1996

S-1876-0029-0001

Penal Reform Officer - deaths in NationalPenitentiary

14/08/1996 09/09/1996 No

S-1876-0029-0002

Penal Reform Officer - food and medicalconditions in prisons

28/07/1993 22/08/1996 No

S-1876-0029-0003

Penal Reform Officer - detention 07/11/1995 01/04/1996 No

S-1876-0029-0004

Penal Reform Officer - National PenitentiaryAdministration (APENA) - decrees of JeanBertrand Aristide

29/06/1995 05/11/1996 No

S-1876-0029-0005

Penal Reform Officer - National PenitentiaryAdministration (APENA) - internal regulations

18/09/1995 01/10/1996 No

S-1876-0029-0006

Penal Reform Officer - National PenitentiaryAdministration (APENA) - training

25/04/1995 07/05/1996 No

S-1876-0029-0007

Penal Reform Officer - National PenitentiaryAdministration (APENA) - strike

15/12/1995 22/07/1996 No

S-1876-0029-0008

Penal Reform Officer - National PenitentiaryAdministration (APENA) - press

21/06/1996 28/10/1996 No

S-1876-0029-0009

Penal Reform Officer - judicial reform 22/03/1996 28/04/1996 No

S-1876-0029-0010

Penal Reform Officer - judicial secretariats 17/06/1996 28/06/1996 No

S-1876-0029-0011

Penal Reform Officer - United NationsDevelopment Programme (UNDP)

28/12/1995 18/07/1996 No

S-1876-0030


15/10/1994 31/10/1996

S-1876-0030-0001

Penal Reform Officer - United NationsDevelopment Programme (UNDP)

14/06/1995 28/09/1995 No

S-1876-0030-0002

Penal Reform Officer - United NationsDevelopment Programme (UNDP) - training

06/06/1995 31/10/1996 No

S-1876-0030-0003

Penal Reform Officer - United NationsDevelopment Programme (UNDP) -construction projects

01/01/1995 28/02/1995 No

S-1876-0030-0004

Penal Reform Officer - Haitian National Police(HNP)

17/07/1995 05/09/1996 No

S-1876-0030-0005

Penal Reform Officer - non-governmentalorganizations (NGO)

03/05/1995 05/08/1996 No

S-1876-0030-0006

Penal Reform Officer - USAID Ministry ofJustice Project

08/02/1995 19/06/1995 Unclassified No

S-1876-0030-0007

Penal Reform Officer - miscellaneous 15/10/1994 30/10/1996 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1876-0031


01/05/1996 03/02/2000

S-1876-0031-0001

Legal Officer - correspondence 13/11/1996 27/11/1999 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1876-0031-0002

Legal Officer - correspondence to Minister ofJustice

25/07/1997 22/11/1999 No

S-1876-0031-0003

Legal Officer - meetings 28/02/1997 10/01/2000 No

S-1876-0031-0004

Legal Officer - contribution to Secretary-General's report

24/01/1997 01/09/1999 Unclassified No

S-1876-0031-0005

Legal Officer - prisons and detention centers 15/01/1997 18/08/1999 No

S-1876-0031-0006

Legal Officer - prison manuals andadministrative forms

01/05/1998 31/05/1998 No

S-1876-0031-0008

Legal Officer - prison statistics 01/05/1996 31/12/1998 No

S-1876-0031-0007

Legal Officer - prison statistics 31/03/1999 29/06/1999 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1876-0031-0009

Legal Officer - prison log 01/03/1999 03/02/2000 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1876-0032


21/08/1995 08/12/1999

S-1876-0032-0001

Legal Officer - food and medical conditions inprisons

01/06/1997 08/12/1999 No

S-1876-0032-0002

Legal Officer - prison incidents 31/01/1997 27/07/1999 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1876-0032-0003

Legal Officer - human rights codes andviolations in prisons

23/12/1996 26/06/1997 No

S-1876-0032-0004

Legal Officer - visits to prisons 26/06/1997 14/07/1999 No

S-1876-0032-0005

Legal Officer - Prisons AdministrationDirectorate (DAP) - Service de l'Applicationdes Peines et des Grâces

25/09/1997 29/10/1999 No

S-1876-0032-0006

Legal Officer - Prisons AdministrationDirectorate (DAP) - correspondence withMICIVIH

16/01/1997 26/08/1999 No

S-1876-0032-0007

Legal Officer - Prisons AdministrationDirectorate (DAP) - MICIVIH meetings


No

S-1876-0032-0008

Legal Officer - Prisons AdministrationDirectorate (DAP) - organizational charts

21/01/1998 30/11/1999 No

S-1876-0032-0009

Legal Officer - Prisons AdministrationDirectorate (DAP) / National PenitentiaryAdministration (APENA) - correspondencefrom MICIVIH

18/08/1997 26/08/1999 No

S-1876-0032-0010

Legal Officer - Prisons AdministrationDirectorate (DAP) / National PenitentiaryAdministration (APENA) - staff


No

S-1876-0032-0011

Legal Officer - Prisons AdministrationDirectorate (DAP) / National PenitentiaryAdministration (APENA) - sanctions anddisciplinary measures

05/10/1998 12/11/1998 No

S-1876-0032-0012

Legal Officer - Prisons AdministrationDirectorate (DAP) / National PenitentiaryAdministration (APENA) - meetings betweenMICIVIH Executive Director and DAP/APENAdirectors


No

S-1876-0032-0013

Legal Officer - National PenitentiaryAdministration (APENA) - codes and policies

21/08/1995 31/05/1999 No

S-1876-0033


01/02/1991 14/02/2000

S-1876-0033-0001

Legal Officer - United Nations DevelopmentProgramme (UNDP) - study by UNDP andNational Penitentiary Administration (APENA)on the state of Haiti's detention facilities

02/03/1997 03/11/1998 No

S-1876-0033-0002

Legal Officer - United Nations DevelopmentProgramme (UNDP) - meetings with UNDPTechnical Advisor

18/11/1996 05/08/1999 Unclassified No

S-1876- Legal Officer - United Nations Development 01/11/1996 26/08/1998 No

0033-0003

Programme (UNDP) - prisons training

S-1876-0033-0004

Legal Officer - prisons training 29/07/1998 27/11/1999 No

S-1876-0033-0005

Legal Officer - non-governmentalorganizations (NGO)


No

S-1876-0033-0006

Legal Officer - analyses by external actors 15/07/1999 18/08/1999 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1876-0033-0007

Legal Officer - analyses by external actors 01/02/1991 30/04/1991 No

S-1876-0033-0008

Criminal Investigation Brigade 22/09/1995 12/06/1998 No

S-1876-0033-0009

Criminal Investigation Brigade - lists of CivilianPolice (CIVPOL) cases

28/08/1995 15/05/1996 No

S-1876-0034


25/08/1991 26/04/1996

S-1876-0034-0001

Criminal Investigation Brigade - transmissionof cases via Civilian Police (CIVPOL)

05/12/1995 26/04/1996 No

S-1876-0034-0002

Criminal Investigation Brigade - murder cases 25/08/1991 28/11/1995 No

S-1876-0034-0003

Criminal Investigation Brigade - cases -Mireille Durocher Bertin, anti-Aristide lawyer


No

S-1876-0034-0004

Criminal Investigation Brigade - cases 18/02/1994 13/03/1994 No

S-1876-0034-0005

Criminal Investigation Brigade - cases - JeanHubert Feuille, Deputy of Port-Salut

08/11/1995 05/01/1996 No

S-1876-0034-0006


S-1876-0034-0007

Criminal Investigation Brigade - cases -Antoine Izméry, pro-democracy activist


No

S-1876-0035


11/09/1993 15/08/2000

S-1876-0035-0001


S-1876-0035-0002

Criminal Investigation Brigade - cases -miscellaneous


No

S-1876-0035-0003

Criminal Investigation Brigade - cases - Frontfor the Advancement and Progress of Haïti(FRAPH)

17/09/1993 21/05/1998 No

S-1876-0035-0004

Consultants' reports and terms of reference 27/06/1998 15/08/2000 No

S-1876- Consultants' reports and terms of reference 30/04/1998 08/10/1999 No

0035-0005S-1876-0035-0006


S-1876-0035-0007


S-1876-0036


01/01/1998 29/03/2000

S-1876-0036-0001

Habeas corpus 01/01/1998 15/05/1999 No

S-1876-0036-0002

Deputy Executive Director Rodolfo Mattarollo’sspeech on habeas corpus - audio cassette

23/03/1999 23/03/1999 No

S-1876-0036-0003

Study on the use of habeas corpus 23/02/1999 06/04/1999 No

S-1876-0036-0004

Legal opinions on the use of habeas corpus 30/03/1999 14/05/1999 No

S-1876-0036-0005

Habeas corpus in Cap Haitien, Fort-Liberte,Gonaives, Hinche, and Jacmel

30/09/1998 29/04/1999 No

S-1876-0036-0006

Habeas corpus in Jeremie, Les Cayes, Port-au-Prince, and Port-de-Paix

30/11/1998 08/06/1999 No

S-1876-0036-0007

Constitutional research 26/08/1998 14/04/1999 No

S-1876-0036-0008

Breaches of justice by governmentcommissioners

16/10/1998 11/11/1998 No

S-1876-0036-0009

Project HAI/95/AH/3 - seminar onstrengthening human rights, 8-13 November1999

21/10/1999 29/03/2000 No

S-1876-0036-0010

Project HAI/95/AH/3 - seminar onstrengthening human rights, 8-13 November1999

25/03/1998 17/08/1999 No

S-1876-0037


S-1876-0037-0001


10/04/1997 25/01/2000 No

S-1876-0037-0002

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -Prolonged Pretrial Detention Project

25/01/2000 03/02/2000 No

S-1876-0037-0003

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -meetings with the Ministry of Justice andPublic Security

13/06/1997 22/12/1998 No

S-1876-0037-0004

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -judicial personnel

01/02/1998 09/02/1999 No

S-1876-0037-0005

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -trials


No


0037-0006

trials confidential

S-1876-0037-0007

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -legal cases - memoranda


No

S-1876-0037-0008

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -arrest warrants


No

S-1876-0037-0009

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -arrests


No

S-1876-0037-0010

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -plotting against the security of the state


No

S-1876-0037-0011

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -cases of individuals charged with plottingagainst the security of the state


No

S-1876-0038

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department /Base 1A, West Department (rural)

01/02/1995 08/01/1999

S-1876-0038-0001



No

S-1876-0038-0002



No

S-1876-0038-0003

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -lists of detainees accused of plotting againstthe security of the state


No

S-1876-0038-0004

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -killings of members of Mobilisation pour leDeveloppement National (MDN)


No

S-1876-0038-0005

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - judiciary -general

17/05/1995 11/12/1995 No

S-1876-0038-0006

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - tribunauxde paix

31/05/1995 19/01/1996 No

S-1876-0038-0007

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - judgesand judicial personnel

23/02/1995 11/12/1995 No

S-1872-0112


S-1872-0112-0001

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - weeklyreports


No

S-1872-0112-0002


04/06/1995 30/08/1995 No

S-1872-0112-0003


13/03/1995 28/05/1995 No

S-1872-0112-0004

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - meetings 03/05/1995 11/09/1995 No

S-1872-0112-0005

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - relationswith local government

20/03/1995 26/01/1996 No

S-1872- Base 1A, West Department (rural) - community 02/05/1995 25/10/1995 No

0112-0006

affairs and development projects

S-1872-0112-0007

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - communesand towns

14/12/1994 31/10/1995 No

S-1872-0112-0008

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - ArcahaieCommune

08/09/1995 12/12/1995 No

S-1876-0040


S-1876-0040-0001

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -tribunaux de paix


No

S-1876-0040-0002

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -juges de paix

22/08/1995 26/06/1998 No

S-1876-0040-0003

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -juges de paix - meetings

23/01/1995 07/05/1998 No

S-1876-0040-0004

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -juges de paix - mediation

29/01/1998 20/02/1998 No

S-1876-0040-0005

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -L'Association des Juges de Paix - meetings

27/02/1996 01/03/1998 No

S-1876-0040-0006

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Seminar on Conflict Resolution and Mediationwith Juges de Paix, 22-23 June 1996

10/06/1996 01/07/1996 No

S-1876-0040-0007

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Seminar on Conflict Resolution and Mediationwith Juges de Paix, 15-19 September 1997

09/09/1997 24/11/1997 No

S-1876-0040-0008

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Seminar on Compensation to Victims of theCoup d'Etat, 16-18 October 1998

08/10/1998 16/10/1998 No

S-1876-0040-0009

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -assises criminelles - guidelines for observers


No

S-1876-0041


S-1876-0041-0001

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -assises criminelles


No

S-1876-0041-0002

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -assises criminelles


No

S-1876-0041-0003

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -assises criminelles - without jury


No

S-1876-0041-0004

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -assises criminelles of Gonaives and SaintMarc


No

S-1876-0041-0005

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Section Terrienne du Tribunal Civil de SaintMarc

11/12/1995 04/09/1996 No

S-1876-0041-0006

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -agrarian reform

22/04/1997 31/10/1997 No


0041-0007

complaints brought to the Cabinet d'Instructiondes Gonaives

confidential

S-1876-0041-0008

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department - visitto Gonaives by an expert on impunity

12/06/1998 10/07/1998 No

S-1876-0041-0009

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -judiciary

30/11/1994 19/02/1999 No

S-1876-0041-0010



No

S-1876-0041-0011

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -judiciary - personnel

22/02/1995 01/12/1995 No

S-1876-0042


S-1876-0042-0001

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -judiciary - Saint Marc


No

S-1876-0042-0002

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -lawyers


No

S-1876-0042-0003

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -legal proceedings - cases


No

S-1876-0042-0004

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -legal proceedings - cases


No

S-1876-0042-0006

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994


No

S-1876-0042-0007


30/08/1996 26/07/1999 No

S-1876-0042-0008

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - accusedand arrests - lists


No

S-1876-0042-0005

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -handwritten letters from Castera Cenafils,former Captain of the Haitian Armed Forces(FADH)


No

S-1876-0043


S-1876-0043-0001

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - forensicanthropology - reports


No

S-1876-0043-0002



No

S-1876-0043-0003



No

S-1876-0043-0004



No

S-1876-0043-0005



No

S-1876-0043-0006

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - assisescriminelles


No

S-1876-0043-0007



No

S-1876-0044


24/02/1989 05/02/1996

S-1876-0044-0001



No

S-1876-0044-0002



No

S-1876-0044-0003

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - forensicanthropology report for National Truth andJustice Commission (CNVJ), November 1995


No

S-1876-0044-0004

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Raboteau massacre, 22 April 1994 - audiocassettes


No

S-1876-0044-0005

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -Tribunal de Première Instance

22/06/1995 06/12/1995 No

S-1876-0044-0006

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -Tribunal Terrienne

24/02/1989 11/12/1995 No

S-1876-0044-0007

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -judiciary - lower Artibonite

25/08/1995 05/02/1996 No

S-1876-0044-0008

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -judiciary - communes

24/05/1995 22/10/1995 No

S-1876-0044-0009


10/06/1995 12/12/1995 No

S-1876-0044-0010


28/07/1995 10/11/1995 No

S-1876-0045


S-1876-0045-0001

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -judiciary - general

24/03/1997 25/08/1999 No

S-1876-0045-0002


02/05/1996 17/06/1999 No

S-1876-0045-0003


24/06/1997 02/07/1998 No

S-1876-0045-0004

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -judicial system and statistics

05/05/1993 13/10/1999 No

S-1876-0045-0005

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Ministry of Justice and Public Security

28/04/1996 24/07/1999 No

S-1876-0045-

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - Écolede la Magistrature

11/04/1996 22/06/1998 No

0006S-1876-0045-0007

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Tribunal de Première Instance - clerk pilotproject

10/06/1996 29/09/1999 No

S-1876-0045-0008

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - Courd'Appel

25/09/1995 07/10/1996 No

S-1876-0046


S-1876-0046-0001

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -assises criminelles


No

S-1876-0046-0002

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - jugesde paix and judicial personnel

25/08/1995 24/11/1997 No

S-1876-0046-0003

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -lawyers

04/07/1996 19/07/1999 No

S-1876-0046-0004



No

S-1876-0046-0005

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -judicial reform

09/05/1997 17/02/2000 No

S-1876-0046-0006

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -judicial reform

13/09/1996 03/09/1997 No

S-1876-0046-0007

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -habeas corpus


No

S-1876-0046-0008

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -impunity

28/11/1996 06/09/1999 No

S-1876-0047


S-1876-0047-0001

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -impunity

27/09/1996 11/03/1999 No

S-1876-0047-0002

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - legalproceedings


No

S-1876-0047-0003



No

S-1876-0047-0004



No

S-1876-0047-0005

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - legalproceedings - cases


No

S-1876-0047-0006



No

S-1876-0047-0007



No

S-1876-


0052S-1876-0052-0001

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -judiciary

21/11/1995 13/06/1997 No

S-1876-0052-0002


17/08/1995 21/11/1995 No

S-1876-0052-0003


11/05/1995 16/08/1995 No

S-1876-0052-0004

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -judicial system - MICIVIH-authored reports

01/02/1993 31/03/1997 No

S-1876-0052-0005

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -judicial system

25/02/1997 17/07/1997 No

S-1876-0052-0006


22/01/1997 14/07/1997 No

S-1876-0052-0007


09/09/1993 19/12/1996 No

S-1876-0053


S-1876-0053-0001


16/07/1996 26/12/1996 No

S-1876-0053-0002


06/02/1995 17/06/1996 No

S-1876-0053-0003

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -judiciary and penal system

10/03/1997 24/08/1997 No

S-1876-0053-0004

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Ministry of Justice and Public Security

26/05/1995 26/05/1999 No

S-1876-0053-0005

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Ministry of Justice and Public Security

01/01/1995 23/03/1996 No

S-1876-0053-0006

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Ministry of Justice and Public Security -conference on elements of judicial reform, 26-28 April 1998

26/04/1996 28/04/1996 No

S-1876-0053-0008

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -tribunaux de paix

22/05/1997 08/06/1999 No

S-1876-0053-0007

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -École de la Magistrature

12/01/1998 18/02/1999 No

S-1876-0054


S-1876-0054-0001

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -tribunaux de paix


No

S-1876-0054-0002

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -commissaire du gouvernement


No

S-1876- Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department - 04/06/1996 09/06/1998 No

0054-0003

parquet

S-1876-0054-0004

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -greffiers

26/07/1996 29/09/1997 No

S-1876-0054-0005

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -juges d'instruction


No

S-1876-0054-0006

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -juges de paix


No

S-1876-0054-0007

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -School of Law


No

S-1876-0054-0008

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -commemoration of the 10th anniversary of theHaitian Constitution

18/03/1997 02/04/1997 Unclassified No

S-1876-0054-0009

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -legal proceedings


No

S-1876-0054-0010



No

S-1876-0055


28/12/1994 06/09/1999

S-1876-0055-0001



No

S-1876-0055-0002



No

S-1876-0055-0003



No

S-1876-0055-0004

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -legal proceedings - sexual offenses


No

S-1876-0055-0005

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - judiciary 06/08/1998 06/09/1999 No

S-1876-0055-0006


S-1876-0055-0007


S-1876-0055-0008


S-1876-0056


S-1876-0056-0001


S-1876-0056-0002


S-1876- Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - judiciary 09/02/1993 22/09/1993 No

0056-0003S-1876-0056-0004

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department -assistance to the judiciary

24/05/1996 24/01/1997 No

S-1876-0056-0005

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - assizes 28/06/1997 26/08/1998 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1876-0056-0006

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - Schoolof Law at Hinche

15/03/1996 01/08/1996 No

S-1876-0056-0007

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - legalproceedings


No

S-1876-0056-0008

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - AntoineIzméry, pro-democracy activist


No

S-1876-0056-0009

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - study onimpunity


No

S-1876-0056-0010



No

S-1876-0057


S-1876-0057-0002

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - humanrights violations - questionnaires about victims


No

S-1876-0057-0003



No

S-1876-0057-0004



No

S-1876-0057-0005



No

S-1876-0057-0006



No

S-1876-0057-0001



No

S-1876-0058


S-1876-0058-0001



No

S-1876-0058-0002



No

S-1876-0058-0003



No

S-1876-0058-0004



No

S-1876- Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - human 01/01/1996 31/12/1996 Strictly No

0058-0005

rights violations - questionnaires about victims confidential

S-1876-0058-0006



No

S-1876-0059


S-1876-0059-0001

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -judiciary - statistics

01/01/1995 31/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1876-0059-0002

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -judiciary - Jacmel


No

S-1876-0059-0003



No

S-1876-0059-0004



No

S-1876-0059-0005



No

S-1876-0059-0006



No

S-1876-0059-0007



No

S-1876-0059-0008



No

S-1876-0059-0009

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -judiciary - Petit Goâve, West Department


No

S-1876-0060


09/08/1993 29/11/1999

S-1876-0060-0001

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -judiciary - Petit Goâve, West Department


No

S-1876-0060-0002

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -greffiers

24/08/1995 28/06/1996 No

S-1876-0060-0003

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -legal proceedings - cases


No

S-1876-0060-0004

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- judiciary


No

S-1876-0060-0005


18/04/1996 30/07/1998 No

S-1876-0060-0006


08/06/1998 15/06/1999 No

S-1876-0060-0007

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- judiciary - Port-de-Paix


No

S- Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department 01/08/1987 18/01/2000

1876-0061

S-1876-0061-0001


07/04/1996 30/12/1998 No

S-1876-0061-0002


10/02/1995 17/09/1996 No

S-1876-0061-0003

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- judiciary - Chansolme Commune

25/03/1998 27/05/1999 No

S-1876-0061-0004

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- judiciary - Jean Rabel Commune

26/06/1997 03/03/1999 No

S-1876-0061-0005

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- assises criminelles

01/08/1995 08/08/1995 No

S-1876-0061-0006

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- commissaire du gouvernement

09/06/1995 25/10/1995 No

S-1876-0061-0007

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- Jean Rabel massacre, 23 July 1987


No

S-1876-0061-0008



No

S-1876-0061-0009



No

S-1876-0062


01/08/1985 25/06/1999

S-1876-0062-0001



No

S-1876-0062-0002



No

S-1876-0062-0003

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -judiciary


No

S-1876-0062-0004


03/02/1998 24/12/1998 No

S-1876-0062-0005


14/07/1995 26/08/1997 No

S-1876-0062-0006

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -judicial system

23/07/1995 31/12/1996 No

S-1876-0062-0007

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -tribunaux de paix

17/02/1995 07/06/1999 No

S-1876-0063


S-1876-0063-0001

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -tribunaux de paix

03/07/1995 07/06/1999 No

S-1876- Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department - 04/05/1995 07/06/1999 No

0063-0002

tribunaux de paix

S-1876-0063-0003

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -tribunal de premiere instance

05/04/1995 10/05/1999 No

S-1876-0063-0004

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -tribunals

02/10/1995 11/01/2000 No

S-1876-0063-0005

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -commissaire du gouvernement

25/05/1995 21/12/1998 No

S-1876-0063-0006

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -legal proceedings

07/08/1995 18/06/1999 No

S-1876-0063-0007

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -legal proceedings - case

29/03/1999 10/05/1999 No

S-1876-0063-0008

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -judicial reform and legal rights

20/07/1998 20/05/1999 No

S-1876-0063-0009

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -judicial training

28/06/1996 27/11/1998 No

S-1876-0063-0010

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -illegal arrests and detention

01/06/1995 12/09/1996 No

S-1876-0064


S-1876-0064-0001

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -judiciary - final reports

22/01/1996 26/01/1996 No

S-1876-0064-0002


07/09/1995 29/04/1997 No

S-1876-0064-0003

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -judicial personnel

23/03/1995 23/01/1996 No

S-1876-0064-0004

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Haitian law

29/11/1994 30/11/1996 No

S-1876-0064-0005

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -judicial training

09/05/1996 09/08/1996 No

S-1876-0064-0006

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -tribunaux de paix

05/09/1995 05/02/1996 No

S-1876-0064-0007

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -victims of human rights violations - legalproceedings

29/09/1995 09/01/1996 No

S-1876-0064-0008

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -legal proceedings

10/10/1995 11/01/1996 No

S-1876-0065


S-1876-0065-0002

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -Antoine Izméry, pro-democracy activist


No


0065-0001

Justice Minister Guy Malary confidential

S-1876-0065-0003



No

S-1876-0065-0004



No

S-1876-0065-0005



No

S-1876-0065-0006



No

S-1876-0065-0007

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -judiciary

11/01/1999 04/02/2000 No

S-1876-0065-0008



No

S-1876-0065-0009



No

S-1877 Public Information and Communications 1993-2001

Scope and Content

International Civilian Mission in Haiti, OAS/UN (MICIVIH)The records document activities of the MICIVIH Press and Information Office. There are press releases and press notes, and issues of MICIVIH-Zen Journal, MICIVIH News, and Kenbe La Page!, a mission-produced publication. There are also outlines, proposals, and summaries of MICIVIH-produced videos and radio programmes. Scripts, video time logs, and transcripts of interviews are also included. Topics of videos and radio programmes cover: the human rights situation in Haiti, violence against women in Haitian society, the rights of journalists, the relations between the police and the population, conditions in prisons, and land disputes. There are also lists of Haitian media outlets and memoranda about conversations with Haitian journalists seeking to learn about the mission or share their views of Haiti’s political atmosphere.

United Nations Mission in Haiti (UNMIH)The files contain issues of the UNMIH Journal dating from 1995 to 1996. Published in English and French, the UNMIH Journal was a mission-produced publication with articles about mission leaders, the inauguration of President René Préval in 1996, non-governmental organizations working in Haiti, health risks to eating in Haitian restaurants, projects to provide Port-au-Prince with reliable electrical power, the history of Haitians’ belief in werewolves, and other subjects.

United Nations Support Mission in Haiti (UNSMIH)The files contain issues of the UNSMIH Journal dating from 1996 to 1997. Published in English and French, the UNSMIH Journal features articles about such topics as UNICEF’s work in Haiti, planning for United Nations Day commemorated on 24 October, the demobilization of the Haitian Armed Forces (FADH), the arrival of new staff, President René Préval visiting the Pakistan Battalion in 1996, the donation of mission vehicles to Haitian institutions, and protecting Haiti’s environment. There are also photographs of members of CIVPOL standing in front of mission headquarters.

United Nations Transition Mission in Haiti (UNTMIH)UNTMIH records consist of one folder, containing three issues of the UNTMIH Journal dating from 1997. Published in English and French, the UNSMIH Journal was a mission-produced publication with articles about humanitarian

initiatives of mission staff, the new electronic filing system, an Observer’s memories of his first day on the job, and other subjects.

United Nations Civilian Police Mission in Haiti (MIPONUH)The files hold issues of the MIPONUH Journal dating from 1998 to 1999. Published in English and French, the MIPONUH Journal contains articles about mission developments and fulfillment of the mission mandate. Topics covered in the articles include improved commissariats for the Haitian National Police (HNP), death of UN personnel in a helicopter crash, the appointment of Alfredo Lopes Cabral as MIPONUH’s Representative of the Secretary-General (RSG), the closure of MICIVIH bases, political developments, and CIVPOL aid to orphanages.

There are also photographs of Representative of the Secretary-General (RSG) Alfredo Lopes Cabral visiting commissariats in Port-au-Prince in November 1999, mission staff visiting schools in Cité Soleil and Delmas in 1999, and the departure of MIPONUH’s CIVPOL component in March 2000. Other photographs document: street scenes of mission personnel interacting with the Haitian population, mission personnel repairing buildings, a group learning about the Haitian Constitution, the interiors and exteriors of mission buildings, police training, mission personnel guarding the National Palace, and a Cité Soleil police station.

International Civilian Support Mission in Haiti (MICAH)There are photographs of the 1st and 2nd Foundation for Judicial Reform, which were educational initiaves held by the École de la Magistrature in cooperation with MICAH in September 2000 in Freres, Pétion-Ville. The photographs show attendants, speakers, and the closing ceremony of the 1st Foundation for Judicial Reform. Other photographs depict Haitian Prime Minister Jacques-Édouard Alexis travelling by helicopter in 2000, the Representative of the Secretary-General (RSG) visiting a commissariat in Pétion-Ville and meeting with its police officers, the 2000 visit to Haiti of Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs Danilo Türk, and a dinner attended by the Representative of the Secretary-General (RSG) and journalists. Other subjects of photographs are: local elections which took place on 27 November 2000, and a seminar held jointly by the MICAH with the Haitian National Police (HNP).


DateClosed

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ScannedItems

S-1877-0001

Press and Information Office 15/07/1995 31/12/1999

S-1877-0001-0001

"Letters from the United Nations in Haiti" -publication

01/09/1998 31/12/1999 No

S-1877-0001-0002

"MIPONUH Journal" - publication 01/02/1999 31/10/1999 No

S-1877-0001-0003

"MIPONUH Journal" - publication 01/01/1998 31/12/1998 No

S-1877-0001-0004

"UNTMIH Journal" - publication 01/07/1997 31/10/1997 No

S-1877-0001-0005

"UNSMIH Journal" - publication 15/12/1996 31/07/1997 No

S-1877-0001-0006

"UNSMIH Journal" - publication 15/07/1996 30/11/1996 No

S-1877-0001-0007

"UNMIH Journal" - publication 15/01/1996 30/06/1996 No

S-1877-0001-0008

"UNMIH Journal" - publication 15/07/1995 31/12/1995 No

S-1877-0001-


0009S-1877-0001-0010


S-1877-0002


S-1877-0002-0001


S-1877-0002-0002

Press notes 17/08/1995 28/10/1998 No

S-1877-0002-0003

MICIVIH Information Packet 30/09/1999 10/12/1999 Unclassified No

S-1877-0002-0004

"MICIVIH-Zen Journal" - publication 01/07/1995 10/01/1996 Unclassified No

S-1877-0002-0005

"MICIVIH News" - publication 01/08/1995 31/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1877-0002-0006

"Kenbe Pa Lage!" - publication 01/08/1993 10/03/1995 Unclassified No

S-1877-0002-0007

Video - "Land Conflicts, Hope for Resolution" 01/05/1996 09/12/1996 No

S-1877-0002-0008

Video - "Victims of Yesterday and Today" 18/05/1996 26/07/1996 No

S-1877-0002-0009

Video - "Violence Against Women" 23/09/1994 10/07/1996 No

S-1877-0002-0010

Video - "Journalists and the Police" 15/05/1996 30/05/1996 No

S-1877-0002-0011

Video - "Forensic Anthropology and HumanRights Violations"

27/11/1995 27/11/1995 No

S-1877-0003


S-1877-0003-0001

Videos - scripts 01/11/1995 31/12/1997 No

S-1877-0003-0010

Visit of Adolfo Perez Esquivel, Nobel PeacePrize laureate, to Haiti, 3-8 August 1998

16/07/1998 08/08/1998 No

S-1877-0003-0002

Videos - scripts 01/01/1995 31/12/1995 No

S-1877-0003-0003

Video logs 01/01/1995 31/12/1995 No

S-1877-0003-0004

Video logs 01/01/1995 28/11/1996 No

S-1877-0003-

Video logs 01/01/1995 09/10/1997 No

0005S-1877-0003-0006

Video logs 01/05/1997 31/05/1997 No

S-1877-0003-0007

Television station "Télé 13" 15/10/1996 10/12/1996 No

S-1877-0003-0008

Radio programmes 28/06/1993 08/03/1999 No

S-1877-0003-0009

Educational spots 01/01/1995 31/12/1998 No

S-1877-0003-0011


S-1877-0004

Press and Information Office / Multiple bases 27/04/1993 06/02/2001

S-1877-0004-0001

2nd Foundation for Judicial Reform -photographs and negatives

29/09/2000 31/12/2000 Unclassified No

S-1877-0004-0002

1st Foundation for Judicial Reform -photographs and negatives

25/09/2000 29/09/2000 Unclassified No

S-1877-0004-0003

Visits of high-level United Nations staff andHaitian politicians - photographs and negatives

16/03/2000 31/12/2000 Unclassified No

S-1877-0004-0004

Photographs 27/11/2000 27/11/2000 Unclassified No

S-1877-0004-0005

Negatives 16/03/2000 06/02/2001 No

S-1877-0004-0006

Photographs and negatives 15/01/1999 16/03/2000 Unclassified No

S-1877-0004-0007

Photographs 01/12/1997 16/03/2000 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1877-0004-0008

Civilian Police - photographs and negatives 01/07/1996 31/07/1997 Unclassified No

S-1877-0004-0009

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Haitian media, radio projects, and seminar forjournalists, held 31 July 1996

29/07/1993 05/01/1998 No

S-1877-0004-0010

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Haitian media and radio projects

16/08/1993 25/01/1996 No

S-1877-0004-0011

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - Haitianmedia and press releases

11/04/1995 25/08/1995 No

S-1877-0004-0012

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Haitian media

17/05/1993 24/04/1998 No

S-1877-0004-0013

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- radio projects and press releases

22/08/1995 31/10/1998 No

S-1877-0004-

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -radio projects

27/04/1993 31/10/1998 No

0014

S-1878 Human resources – Health, welfare – Medical team regional visits 1990-2000

Scope and Content

International Civilian Mission in Haiti, OAS/UN (MICIVIH)Records in S-1878 document the work of the MICIVIH Medical Unit, which was established in June 1993 to complement the work of Observers, who conducted investigations of human rights violations throughout Haiti. The Medical Unit operated under the authority of MICIVIH’s Director of Human Rights. The Unit treated victims of human rights violations and provided medical documentation of abuses for use in criminal trials. The Unit also documented the health and hygienic conditions in Haitian prisons, and the health of prison inmates in the context of human rights observation. Additionally, the Unit made recommendations for the rehabilitation of the Haitian medical infrastructure.

The files contain a variety of reports prepared by the Medical Unit. One dating from 1995 offers recommendations to the National Truth and Justice Commission (CNVJ) about victims of human rights abuses. The monthly reports describe: activities of the Medical Unit in specific departments; the Unit’s work with the French non-governmental organization Médecins du Monde (MDM); and updates about victims interviewed or treated by Unit personnel. Reports on medical examinations of victims of human rights violations include information about the incident; the category of violation; clinical observations of the victim; medical treatment history; and the victim’s long-term medical ailments.

The reports prepared by the Medical Unit also describe visits to prisons. These reports note: the hygienic and sanitary conditions in prison cells, showers, latrines, and kitchens; the health status of prisoners with acute conditions; disease outbreak; the supply of medicines and medical equipment; and interviews with prison authorities about medical treatment practices.

Other records include: the terms of reference for the Medical Unit; summaries of meetings of the Medical Unit; discussion papers about human rights, medical ethics, and mental health; and lists of victims and case descriptions. Statistics on the work of the Medical Unit note the ages and gender of victims treated, and the category of human rights violations. Violations include: illegal arrest and detention; forced disappearance; cruel, inhumane and degrading treatment; torture; death threats and attempted murder; intimidation; rape; and violation of the right to free movement.

There are also photocopies of the emergency room and morgue registries dating from 1992-1994 from the Hôpital d l'Universite d'Etat d'Haiti (HUEH) located in Port-au-Prince. These list the names and ages of individuals admitted, date of admittance, and injuries.


DateClosed

SecurityLevel

ScannedItems

S-1878-0001

Medical Unit 11/11/1992 28/02/1996

S-1878-0001-0001

Hôpital d l'Universite d'Etat d'Haiti (HUEH),Port-au-Prince - emergency room registry andmorgue registry - transcription


No

S-1878-0001-0002

Hôpital d l'Universite d'Etat d'Haiti (HUEH),Port-au-Prince - emergency room registry


No

S-1878-0001-0003



No

S-1878-0001-0004



No

S-1878-0001-0005

Hôpital d l'Universite d'Etat d'Haiti (HUEH),Port-au-Prince - morgue registry


No

S-1878-0001-0006

Hôpital d l'Universite d'Etat d'Haiti (HUEH),Port-au-Prince - morgue registry


No

S-1878-0001-0007

Final reports 01/07/1995 28/02/1996 No

S-1878-0001-0008

Final reports 30/09/1994 31/03/1995 No

S-1878-0002

Medical Unit 01/01/1993 23/01/1998

S-1878-0002-0001

Primo Levi Center - training in the identificationof trauma

08/07/1996 23/01/1998 No

S-1878-0002-0002

Human rights and mental health 01/01/1995 31/12/1995 No

S-1878-0002-0003

Establishment of Medical Unit and terms ofreference

01/06/1993 02/06/1995 No

S-1878-0002-0004

Medical assistance 15/01/1995 30/04/1996 No

S-1878-0002-0005

Medical assistance - victims 01/01/1995 09/09/1996 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1878-0002-0006

Medical assistance - victims 01/01/1993 31/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1878-0002-0007

Medical assistance - victims - A-C 25/08/1993 14/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1878-0002-0008

Medical assistance - victims - D-F 27/08/1993 14/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1878-0002-0009

Medical assistance - victims - G-L 18/08/1993 30/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1878-0003

Medical Unit 01/01/1993 24/10/1996

S-1878-0003-0001

Medical assistance - victims - M-N 25/08/1993 03/01/1996 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1878-0003-0002

Medical assistance - victims - P 01/01/1993 31/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1878-0003-0003

Medical assistance - victims - Q-T 26/08/1993 12/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1878-0003-0004

Medical assistance - victims - U-W 25/08/1993 30/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1878-0003-0005

Lists of victims and lists of dossiers transferred 01/01/1993 31/01/1996 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1878-0003-0006

Administration 12/10/1993 24/10/1996 No

S-1878-0003-0007

Organizations and contacts 01/01/1995 31/12/1995 No

S-1878-0003-0008


S-1878-0003-0009


S-1878-0003-0010


S-1878-0003-0011


S-1878-0004

Medical Unit 11/05/1993 09/09/1996

S-1878-0004-0001

Conferences on medicine and human rights 03/02/1995 08/07/1996 No

S-1878-0004-0002

Research proposals and projects 02/08/1993 31/12/1995 No

S-1878-0004-0003

Statistics and lists of victims 01/02/1995 28/02/1995 No

S-1878-0004-0004

Bilateral cooperation 11/05/1993 31/05/1995 No

S-1878-0004-0005

Cooperation with Medicins du Monde 19/05/1993 24/01/1996 No

S-1878-0004-0006

Cooperation with Amnesty International 07/02/1995 06/06/1996 No

S-1878-0004-0007

Medical assistance in prisons 29/09/1993 09/09/1996 No

S-1878-0004-0008

Medical visits to prisons 20/03/1995 03/01/1996 No

S-1878-0004-0009


S-1878-0004-0010


S-1878-0005

Multiple bases 01/01/1990 14/02/2000

S-1878-0005-0001

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - medicalassistance

10/02/1995 29/01/1996 No

S-1878-0005-0002

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -medical assistance


No

S-1878-0005-0003


01/01/1990 09/11/1995 No

S-1878-0005-0004

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -prisons - medical assistance


No

S-1878-0005-0005

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Médecins du Monde - reports on GonaivesPrison


No

S-1878-0005-0006

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -medical assistance

21/03/1995 12/11/1996 No

S-1878-0005-0007

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -medical assistance


No

S-1878-0005-0008

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -prisons - medical assistance


No

S-1878-0005-0009

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -medical assistance


No

S-1878-0005-0010

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -prisons - medical assistance


No

S-1878-0005-0011

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -medical assistance


No

S-1878-0005-0012

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -medical assistance - cases


No

S-1878-0005-0013

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -prisons - medical assistance


No

S-1878-0005-0014

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -"Improving the Health Status of Prisoners inHaiti," National Penitentiary Administration(APENA) report

01/06/1997 03/09/1997 No

S-1878-0006

Multiple bases 01/02/1993 22/01/1996

S-1878-0006-0001

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - medicalassistance


No

S-1878-0006-0002

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -medical assistance


No

S-1878-0006-0003

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -medical assistance


No

S-1878-0006-0004

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department -medical assistance - statistics

01/02/1993 31/12/1993 No

S-1878-0006-0005

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -medical assistance

16/03/1995 22/01/1996 No

S-1878-0006-0006


04/05/1995 06/12/1995 No

S-1879 Prisons and Corrections Services 1991-2000

Scope and Content

International Civilian Mission in Haiti, OAS/UN (MICIVIH)S-1879 contains records documenting activities undertaken by MICIVIH Observers stationed in bases throughout Haiti, to: monitor and evaluate the state of respect for human rights in prisons and detention facilities; identify violations of Haitian law and international standards relating to the treatment of prisoners and detainees; ensure proper functioning of penal institutions; and assist in the reform of the penal system in Haiti. The Haitian Armed Forces (FADH) ran the prisons in Haiti until the FADH was dissolved in January 1995. Administration of prisons was then turned over to the Interim Public Security Force (IPSF) until the creation of National Penitentiary Administration (APENA) by Presidential Decree on 29 June 1995.

The records document human rights abuses of prisoners and conditions in prisons and detention centers in Haiti during two years (1993-1994) of the de facto regime (29 September 1991 - 14 October 1994), and up to the closure of MICIVIH on 15 March 2000. The records are arranged by base and geographic location. Major prisons visited by Observers include the National Penitentiary in Port-au-Prince, Saint Marc Prison, Gonaives Prison, Les Cayes Prison, Hinche Prison, and Cap Haitien Prison; detention centers; and jails located in military-occupied casernes (barracks).

Included are reports describing the overall state of the prison system in the department, as well as: the level of cooperation between the mission and the prisons; Observers’ access to prisons and prisoners; relations among the prison, judicial and police authorities in the department; the prevalence of human rights violations in prisons; and recommendations for reforms.

Summaries of periodic visits to prisons by Observers note: structural and hygienic conditions; the availability of potable water, beds, and adequate supply of food to prisoners; the severity of overcrowding; incidents, including riots, hunger strikes, and escapes; and the state of recordkeeping in prisons. The visit reports also provide information about the circumstances of arrest and detention for individual prisoners, their access to legal counsel, and the status of their case in the court system. Additionally, the visit reports document brutality carried out by prison guards and military officers, including: cruel, inhumane and degrading treatment of prisoners; deaths caused by beatings and medical neglect; verbal abuse; arbitrary punishment and detention; and administrative neglect of prisoners’ cases.

The reports of visits to prisons are accompanied by lists featuring prisoners’ names and aliases; dates of arrest; criminal accusations, lengths of sentences; and milestones in the prisoners’ legal processing.

Also included are memoranda, authored by Observers, about: meetings between Observers and prison guards and authorities; the number and status of juvenile and women detainees; interventions enacted by Observers on behalf of individual detainees, particularly meetings with judicial authorities to draw attention to the legal mishandling of their case; the medical state of individual detainees and treatment carried out by MICIVIH medical personnel; and seminars on human rights and prison reform conducted by Observers for prison authorities.

There are also statistics compiled by Observers about the prison population, covering: the genders of prisoners, types of crimes committed, length of detention; and prisoners’ appearance before judicial authorities. The series also includes: lists of prisons, detention centers, casernes, and garde-à-vue of police commissariats in the department; guidelines for Observers on how to conduct prison visits and prisoner interviews; and prisoner data sheets.


DateClosed

SecurityLevel

ScannedItems

S-1879-0001


S-1879-0001-0001

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -National Penitentiary


No


0001-0002

National Penitentiary confidential

S-1879-0001-0003



No

S-1879-0001-0004



No

S-1879-0001-0005

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -Carrefour Prison


No

S-1879-0001-0006

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -Delmas Prison


No

S-1879-0001-0007

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -Fort National Prison


No

S-1879-0002


S-1879-0002-0001



No

S-1879-0002-0002



No

S-1879-0002-0003



No

S-1879-0002-0004

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -Petion-Ville Prison


No

S-1879-0002-0005

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -Petion-Ville Prison


No

S-1879-0002-0006

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -lists of detainees


No

S-1879-0002-0007



No

S-1879-0002-0008



No

S-1879-0002-0009

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -foreigners in detention


No

S-1879-0003


13/12/1994 26/01/1996

S-1879-0003-0001

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - prisons 19/04/1995 22/12/1995 No

S-1879-0003-0002

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - prisons 06/10/1995 26/01/1996 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1879-0003-0003

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - prisons 06/07/1995 28/09/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1879- Base 1A, West Department (rural) - prisons 27/04/1995 29/06/1995 Strictly No

0003-0004

and detention centers confidential

S-1879-0003-0005

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - prisonsand detention centers


No

S-1879-0003-0006

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - prisoners 22/05/1995 16/11/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1879-0003-0007

Base 1A, West Department (rural) - juveniledetainees


No

S-1879-0003-0008

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -prisons


No

S-1879-0004


S-1879-0004-0001



No

S-1879-0004-0002

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -seminars on prison monitoring

06/10/1997 30/01/1998 No

S-1879-0004-0004

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department - listsof prisoners


No

S-1879-0004-0005

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -prisoners - human rights violations andincidents


No

S-1879-0004-0006

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -prisoners - special cases


No

S-1879-0004-0007

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -juvenile detainees


No

S-1879-0004-0008

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Gonaives Prison


No

S-1879-0004-0009

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Gonaives Prison


No

S-1879-0004-0010

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Gonaives Prison - lists of prisoners


No

S-1879-0004-0003

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -seminars on human rights and the treatment ofprisoners

26/07/1997 01/04/1999 No

S-1879-0005


S-1879-0005-0003



No

S-1879-0005-0004

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Saint Marc Prison


No

S-1879-0005-0005

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Saint Marc Prison - photographs

04/05/1996 04/05/1996 Unclassified No


0005-0006

Saint Marc Prison - lists of prisoners confidential

S-1879-0005-0007

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Saint Marc Prison - lists of prisoners


No

S-1879-0005-0001



No

S-1879-0005-0002



No

S-1879-0006

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department /Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department /Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department

01/11/1993 28/01/2000

S-1879-0006-0001

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Saint Marc Prison - lists of prisoners


No

S-1879-0006-0002

Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department -Saint Marc Prison - prisoner sheets


No

S-1879-0006-0003



No

S-1879-0006-0004

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -Saint Marc Prison


No

S-1879-0006-0005

Base 2A, Saint Marc, Artibonite Department -Saint Marc Prison


No

S-1879-0006-0006

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -prisons - reports and statistics

05/09/1996 28/01/2000 No

S-1879-0006-0007

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -prisons

19/03/1997 01/09/1999 No

S-1879-0006-0008


11/08/1995 17/03/1997 No

S-1879-0006-0009

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -prisons - seminars

01/11/1996 21/01/2000 No

S-1879-0007


S-1879-0007-0001

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - Inter-Non-Governmental Organization WorkingGroup on Visits to Prisons and DetentionCenters

30/01/1998 16/10/1998 No

S-1879-0007-0002

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -Prisons Administration Directorate (DAP) -regulations for the establishment of penalinstitutions

01/05/1999 26/08/1999 Unclassified No

S-1879-0007-0003

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -training for MICIVIH observers to prisons

23/08/1995 06/07/1997 Unclassified No

S-1879-0007-0004

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - lettersfrom prisoners


No

S-1879-0007-

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - Anseà Veau Prison, Grand'Anse Department


No

0005S-1879-0007-0006

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - Anseà Veau Prison, Grand'Anse Department


No

S-1879-0007-0007

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - AquinPrison - statistics


No

S-1879-0007-0008

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - AquinPrison


No

S-1879-0007-0009



No

S-1879-0007-0010



No

S-1879-0008


S-1879-0008-0001



No

S-1879-0008-0002



No

S-1879-0008-0003

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - AquinPrison - lists of prisoners


No

S-1879-0008-0004



No

S-1879-0008-0005

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - AquinPrison - visits and legal follow-up


No

S-1879-0008-0006



No

S-1879-0008-0007

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - LesCayes Prison


No

S-1879-0009


S-1879-0009-0001



No

S-1879-0009-0002



No

S-1879-0009-0003



No

S-1879-0009-0004



No

S-1879-0009-0005



No

S-1879-0009-



No

0006S-1879-0010


S-1879-0010-0001



No

S-1879-0010-0002



No

S-1879-0010-0003



No

S-1879-0010-0004



No

S-1879-0010-0005



No

S-1879-0010-0006

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - PetitGoave Prison, West Department


No

S-1879-0010-0007

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department -prisons - statistics

29/03/1995 22/06/1999 No

S-1879-0010-0008

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - prisonvisits and legal follow-up


No

S-1879-0011


07/05/1993 26/11/1998

S-1879-0011-0001

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - visitsto prisons and legal follow-up


No

S-1879-0011-0002

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - visitsto prisons


No

S-1879-0011-0003

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - visitsto prisons


No

S-1879-0011-0004


12/08/1993 29/06/1995 No

S-1879-0011-0005

Base 3, Les Cayes, South Department - Ansea Veau Prison


No

S-1879-0011-0006



No

S-1879-0011-0007

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -prisons

28/01/1995 09/11/1998 No

S-1879-0011-0008


14/09/1995 01/12/1995 No

S-1879-0011-0009


02/02/1995 10/09/1995 No

S-1879-


0012S-1879-0012-0002

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -prisons - statistics

01/12/1996 02/09/1999 No

S-1879-0012-0003

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -prisons - incidents

22/02/1995 26/10/1995 No

S-1879-0012-0005

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -preventive detention

11/12/1996 19/03/1998 No

S-1879-0012-0006

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -juvenile detainees

04/08/1995 20/05/1999 No

S-1879-0012-0007

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - listsof prisoners


No

S-1879-0012-0008

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -National Penitentiary Administration (APENA)

01/06/1995 19/03/1999 No

S-1879-0012-0009

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - CapHaitien Prison


No

S-1879-0012-0010



No

S-1879-0012-0001



No

S-1879-0012-0004

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - cruel,inhumane and degrading treatment ofprisoners


No

S-1876-0049


S-1876-0049-0001

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -judiciary

26/02/1996 23/04/1999 No

S-1876-0049-0002

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -judicial system - MICIVIH-authored reports

11/06/1993 31/12/1999 No

S-1876-0049-0003

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -judicial system

07/03/1995 01/12/1995 No

S-1876-0049-0004

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -tribunaux de paix


No

S-1876-0049-0005



No

S-1876-0049-0006



No

S-1876-0049-0007

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -assises criminelles


No

S-1876-0049-0008

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - jugesd'instruction

30/04/1996 08/06/1999 No

S-1876-0049-

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - jugesde paix

06/03/1996 14/01/1999 No

0009S-1876-0050


S-1876-0050-0001

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -parquets

05/07/1995 04/03/1999 No

S-1876-0050-0002

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -commissaire du gouvernement

28/03/1996 14/04/1999 No

S-1876-0050-0003

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - clerkpilot project

24/06/1996 10/09/1996 No

S-1876-0050-0004

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -School of Law

10/10/1995 30/10/1995 No

S-1876-0050-0005

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - UnitéPénale Nationale (UPENA)

05/12/1996 22/01/1997 No

S-1876-0050-0006

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -politically motivated killings

11/05/1995 20/11/1995 No

S-1876-0050-0007

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -impunity

02/12/1996 24/04/1998 No

S-1876-0050-0008

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -conference on impunity, 11 February 2000

03/02/2000 11/02/2000 No

S-1876-0050-0009

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -judicial reform

22/11/1997 12/03/1999 No

S-1876-0050-0010

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -judicial reform

13/09/1996 25/11/1997 No

S-1876-0050-0011

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - legalproceedings


No

S-1876-0051


23/05/1993 22/12/1999

S-1876-0051-0001

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department - legalproceedings


No

S-1876-0051-0002

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -victims of human rights violations - legalproceedings


No

S-1876-0051-0003



No

S-1876-0051-0004



No

S-1876-0051-0005

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -judiciary - Cap Haitien


No

S-1876-0051-0006

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -judiciary


No

S-1876-0051-


04/01/1999 22/12/1999 No

0007S-1876-0051-0008


07/12/1998 28/12/1998 No

S-1879-0013


14/03/1995 25/10/1999

S-1879-0013-0001



No

S-1879-0013-0002



No

S-1879-0013-0005

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Grand Rivière du Nord Prison


No

S-1879-0013-0006

Base 4, Cap Haitien, North Department -Grand Rivière du Nord Prison


No

S-1879-0013-0007

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -prisons

10/02/1998 03/06/1999 No

S-1879-0013-0003



No

S-1879-0013-0004



No

S-1879-0014


S-1879-0014-0001


18/03/1997 31/01/1998 No

S-1879-0014-0002


13/10/1995 27/02/1997 No

S-1879-0014-0003


16/04/1993 05/10/1993 No

S-1879-0014-0004

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -prisons - statistics

29/11/1996 26/04/1999 No

S-1879-0014-0005

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -detention centers


No

S-1879-0014-0006

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -detention centers


No

S-1879-0014-0007

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -incidents in prisons


No

S-1879-0014-0008

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -cruel, inhumane and degrading treatment ofprisoners


No

S-1879-0015


S-1879-0015-

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -juvenile detainees

02/07/1997 12/10/1999 No

0001S-1879-0015-0002

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -lists of prisoners


No

S-1879-0015-0003

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -lists of prisoners


No

S-1879-0015-0004

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -prisoners - follow-up


No

S-1879-0015-0005

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Inter-NGO Working Group for Visitation ofPrisons and Places of Police Custody

23/06/1997 27/05/1999 No

S-1879-0015-0006

Base 5, Jeremie, Grand'Anse Department -Jeremie Prison


No

S-1879-0015-0007



No

S-1879-0015-0008



No

S-1879-0015-0009



No

S-1879-0016


S-1879-0016-0001

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - prisons 25/05/1993 21/07/1999 No

S-1879-0016-0002

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department - HinchePrison


No

S-1879-0016-0003



No

S-1879-0016-0004



No

S-1879-0016-0005



No

S-1879-0016-0006



No

S-1879-0016-0007

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department -Mirabalais Prison


No

S-1879-0017


S-1879-0017-0003

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -detention centers


No

S-1879-0017-0004

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department -Jacmel Prison


No

S-1879-0017-



No

0005S-1879-0017-0006



No

S-1879-0017-0007



No

S-1879-0017-0001



No

S-1879-0017-0002



No

S-1879-0018


03/05/1993 16/02/2000

S-1879-0018-0001



No

S-1879-0018-0002

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department - PetitGoâve Prison, West Department


No

S-1879-0018-0003

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department - PetitGoâve Prison, West Department


No

S-1879-0018-0004

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- prisons


No

S-1879-0018-0005



No

S-1879-0018-0006



No

S-1879-0018-0007



No

S-1879-0019


S-1879-0019-0001



No

S-1879-0019-0002



No

S-1879-0019-0003

Base 8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department- prisons - statistics

01/01/1995 31/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1879-0019-0004

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -prisons - statistics

20/12/1995 07/01/1999 Unclassified No

S-1879-0019-0005

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -prisons - incidents


No

S-1879-0019-0006

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -prisons - seminars

04/02/1998 12/03/1999 No

S-1879-0019-

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -National Penitentiary Administration (APENA)

01/01/1997 24/02/1999 No

0007S-1879-0019-0008

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -study on legal and penal process


No

S-1879-0019-0009

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -Fort Liberte Prison


No

S-1879-0019-0010



No

S-1879-0019-0011



No

S-1879-0020

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department /Base 2, Gonaives, Artibonite Department

02/06/1993 08/06/1999

S-1879-0020-0001



No

S-1879-0020-0002



No

S-1879-0020-0003



No

S-1879-0020-0004



No

S-1879-0020-0005

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -Trou-du-Nord Prison and Valliere Prison


No

S-1879-0020-0006

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -Ouanaminthe Detention Centre


No

S-1879-0020-0007

Base 9, Fort Liberte, North East Department -Ouanaminthe Detention Center


No

S-1879-0020-0008



No

S-1879-0020-0009

Base 1, Port-au-Prince, West Department -transfer of detainees from Multinational Force(MNF) to Government of Haiti (GOH)


No

S-1880 Human rights - Investigation and verification 1993-2001

Scope and Content

International Civilian Mission in Haiti, OAS/UN (MICIVIH)S-1880 consists of case files for human rights violations investigated by MICIVIH Human Rights Observers stationed at bases throughout Haiti from 1993 to 2000. The case files are arranged geographically by base, and then by number. A three-letter series prefix indicates the base. Each series of case files is accompanied by lists of case numbers with the name of the victim, date, location, and type of human rights violation. Violations and incidents investigated include: cruel, inhumane and degrading treatment; torture; murders and shootings; rape; illegal arrest, detention and imprisonment; illegal house searches; destruction of property; false criminal accusations; excessive use of force by members of the Haitian National Police (HNP); intimidation and death threats; extortion; threats to freedom of speech

and association; popular justice killings; marronage (hiding); and land conflicts.

The case files for some series consist of a brief intake or incident reporting form, with basic facts about the incident and victim. In other series, the case files contain documentation about the case, compiled by MICIVIH Observers, such as: memoranda drafted by Observers, statements submitted by the victim, correspondence about the incident from various Haitian authorities; assessment reports about the victim prepared by MICIVIH’s Medical Unit, and photographs of the victim’s injuries.


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S-1880-0001


S-1880-0002


S-1880-0003


S-1880-0004


S-1880-0005


S-1880-0006


S-1880-0007


S-1880-0008


S-1880-0009


S-1880-0010


S-1880-0011


S-1880-0012


S-1880-0013


S-1880-0014


S-1880-0015


S-1880-0016


S-1880-


0017S-1880-0018


S-1880-0019


S-1880-0020


S-1880-0021


S-1880-0029


S-1880-0030


S-1880-0031


S-1880-0032


S-1880-0033


S-1880-0034


S-1880-0035


S-1880-0036


S-1880-0037


S-1880-0038


S-1880-0039


S-1880-0040


S-1880-0041


S-1880-0042


S-1880-0043


S-1880-


01/01/1993 31/12/1994

0048S-1880-0049


S-1880-0050


S-1880-0051


S-1880-0052


S-1880-0053


S-1880-0054


S-1880-0061


S-1880-0062


S-1880-0063


S-1880-0064


S-1880-0065


S-1880-0066


S-1880-0067


S-1880-0068


01/01/1993 31/12/1995

S-1880-0069


S-1880-0070


S-1880-0071


01/01/1993 31/12/1995

S-1880-0072


S-1880-0073


S-1880-


0074S-1880-0075

Base 6, Hinche, Center Department / Base 7,Jacmel, South East Department

01/01/1993 31/12/1999

S-1880-0076


S-1880-0077


S-1880-0078

Base 7, Jacmel, South East Department / Base8, Port-de-Paix, North West Department

01/01/1993 31/12/1999

S-1880-0079


S-1880-0080

Base 9, Forte Liberte, North East Department 01/01/1993 31/12/1993

S-1880-0081


S-1880-0082


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