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Haiti Action Committee<br><br>
Urgent Action Alert<br><br>
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Dr. Maryse Narcisse Kidnapped in Haiti<br><br>
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We have just received the shocking news that Dr. Maryse Narcisse, member
of the National Commission of the Fanmi Lavalas Party, has been
kidnapped. Dr. Narcisse and her driver, Delano Morel, were abducted
near her home in Port-au-Prince. <br>
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Dr. Narcisse is a medical doctor and long-time advocate for democracy in
Haiti. She has been in the forefront of efforts to provide
community-based health care and education for all Haitians.<br>
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Exiled to Miami after the US-orchestrated coup d'etat in 2004 that
overthrew the democratic government of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide,
she became personal spokesperson for President Aristide and was
instrumental in creating an international voice for the Lavalas movement.
She returned to Haiti in 2006, after the election of President Rene
Preval, to continue her efforts to restore democracy. <br>
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The disappearance of Dr. Narcisse is the latest assault on the Haitian
grassroots movement. Lovinsky Pierre-Antoine, a psychologist, human
rights advocate and leader of Lavalas, has been disappeared and presumed
kidnapped since August 12th. Other Lavalas activists remain imprisoned
under inhumane conditions. <br>
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The United Nations occupying forces boast of "stability" and an
"improved security situation" in Haiti. In fact, under UN
occupation, a wave of terror against political and human rights activists
has been taking place in Haiti. <br>
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Please contact the following offices of the U.S. Embassy, the U.N.
occupying powers, and the government of President Rene Preval. Let
them know that people all over the world are outraged at these
disappearances in Haiti. <br>
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Express your concern that all efforts are being made to facilitate the
safe return of Dr. Maryse Narcisse, Delano Morel and Lovinsky
Pierre-Antoine.<br>
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UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)<br>
Tel: 011-509-244-9650 or 9660 <br>
Fax: 011-509-244-9366 or 9367<br>
Or, Fax to Office of Secretary General (New York) – (212) 963.4879<br>
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United States Embassy, Port-au-Prince, Haiti<br><br>
Telephones: 011-509-223-4711, or 222-0200 or 0354<br>
Fax: 011-509-223-1641 or 9038<br>
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President Rene Preval<br>
Fax to 206-350-7986 (a US number) or email to
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avokahaiti@aol.com </a><br>
Your letter will be hand-delivered to the Presidential Palace in
Haiti.<br>
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mailto:avokahaiti@aol.com </a>> <br><br>
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