Situation of human rights in Haiti : resolution / adopted by the General Assembly

Stresses the need for the Haitian National Police to continue to undertake more effective efforts to improve its performance in order to function efficiently, within a framework of respect for human rights, to curb the alarming increase in insecurity in the country; requests all interested Governments to make available to the Government of Haiti information and documentation to enable it to prosecute the perpetrators of human rights violations; calls upon the Government of Haiti to continue structural reforms in the police and the judicial system and to take vigorous action to eliminate any continuing human rights violations; invites the international community, including the Bretton Woods institutions, to consider, when conditions permit, continuing its involvement in the reconstruction and development of Haiti; decides to continue its consideration of the situation of human rights and fundamental freedoms in Haiti at its 56th session.

Adopted without vote, 81st plenary meeting

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