In Outrage Over Haitian Student's Killing, Focus Turns to Artists and Influencers
Haitian women hold together families, communities, and the country. Despite this, violence against women and girls remains a persistent problem. The kindnapping, torture, and murder of a high school girl has infuriated civil society who are pushing artists, influences, and politicans to do more to prevent and respond. The girl, Evelyne Sincère, has become a symbol of injustice - but not indifference this time. If Haiti is to change, both civil society and the government will need to work tirelessly for the protection of women and girls. The best way to honor Evelyne is to prevent it from happening to anyone else. The full article by Miami Herald journallist Jacqueline Charles follows.
