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Haiti - Social : 3rd day of demonstrations in Port-au-Prince 15/11/2012 09:33:04 The zones of the Faculty of Humanities, of Law, Ethology and even Agronomy, were the scene of event. National Road #1, was blocked at the Ministry of Agriculture to Damien by students in agronomy. Until noon, students from several faculties demonstrated around their faculty, but around noon they invaded various streets of Port-au-Prince [inter alia : St-Honoré, Monseigneur Guilloux, Oswald Durant] and the area of the Champ de Mars, chanting slogans against the officials of the State and demanding the release of 3 of their comrades, arrested the day before following violent protests. A heavy police presence and of CIMO was visible on the site. Students announced at a press conference that the mobilization movement would continue until justice is done. Josué Merilien, the Coordinator of the National Union of Haitian Normale (UNNOH) said in a press briefing that only police officers were responsible for the situation of NOH) said in a press briefing that only police officers were responsible for the situation Tuesday in Port-au-Prince, while calling for the immediate release of 3 students, he also stated that the mobilization would continue until justice is rendered. Me. Lucmane Délile, , the Government Commissioner, urged the demonstrators to calm, saying that the investigation will lead adding that it was important that the student protesters, avoid any infiltration or manipulation. For his part, Godson Orélus, the Director General of the National Police of Haiti, Wednesday accused the students of "unjustified disorders [...] The action of students is only intended to disturb public order, a behavior that the police will not tolerate in any way," ensuring that the file was following its course at the level of justice. Concerning the use of tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse Tuesday the protesters, Mr. Orélus said it was a "proportional response [...]" In addition, the Rector of the State University has indicated in a note signed by the Rector, Jean Vernet Henry, that it constituted a Monitoring Committee to ensure that justice is done in this case. "In reference to the resolutions adopted by the Council of the State University of Haiti (CU/UEH), convened in extraordinary session, November 12, 2012, concerning the assassination of student Damaël D'Haïti, President of the Board, the Rector Jean Vernet Henry informs the academic community in particular and the general public that the Commission to monitor this case is composed as follows : 1 - Wilson Dorlus, Secretary General of the UEH; Coordinator; 2 - Michel Bonnet, Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Law and Economic Sciences (FDSE), Member; 3 - Monferrier Dorval, UEH lawyer, Member; 4 - Aviol Fleurant, UEH lawyer, Member; 5 - Rochambeau Lainy, Professor at the Faculty of Ethnology (FE), Member; 6 - Pascal Adrien, student at the FDSE, Member; 7 - Jean Baptiste jean Edmond, student at the FDSE, Member; 8 - James Angé, student at the FE, Member. State University of Haiti will take all the necessary measures to enable the Commission to effectively carry out its mission of accompanying the victim's family and to ensure that justice is done. Jean Vernet HENRY, Rector" See also : https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-7148-haiti-justice-the-agent-maceus-indicted.html https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-7132-haiti-security-the-prime-minister-outraged.html https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-7140-haiti-social-protest-movement-among-students.html HL/ S/ TB/ HaitiLIbre
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