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Federal prosecutors have filed an appeal with a Miami judge seeking to overturn a Denver court’s decision that allowed an American man accused of sexually abusing boys at a Haitian orphanage to be sent to a halfway house until trial.

The Ministry of Education informs that it has dispatched to Jacmel, a Commission, made up of Inspectors General responsible for shedding light on alleged cases of sexual abuse, abuse of public property and abuse of authority registered at the Public...

A Haiti investigative judge has issued an arrest warrant for the widow of former President Jovenel Moïse, who was assassinated in his bedroom in the middle of the night nearly three years ago.

Jacmel : Arrest of «Peter Tête du feu» - Tourism : The Haiti stand very busy - Taekwondo : Perspectives and opportunities - PMA and digital infrastructures - MMSS Bahamas : Deployment on hold - Tourism : Attracting Africans to Haiti...

COMMENTING on the crime situation within the constituency of Anse La Raye /Canaries – Parliamentary Representative for the area Wayne Girard...

American founder of Haiti orphanage, initially cleared of local abuse charges, faces new federal charges in U.S. court amid ongoing legal scrutiny.

Paul Kendrick had accused Michael Karl Geilenfeld of being a serial pedophile. Geilenfeld twice sued Kendrick for defamation and legal cases have persisted for more than a decade.

Michael Karl Geilenfeld, the founder of an orphanage for boys in Haiti, was arrested in Denver.

Paul Kendrick of Freeport, Maine, had accused Michael Karl Geilenfeld of being a serial pedophile. Kendrick was twice sued by Geilenfeld for defamation and legal cases have persisted for more than a decade.

Michael Karl Geilenfeld, charged Monday with traveling to Haiti to have sex with children, spent a decade dodging accusations of abuse.