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The Law Library at Northeastern School of Law houses excellent collections on international human rights generally and economic, social and cultural rights more particularly.
Earthquake
in Haiti
According to UN and Haitian government estimates, more than 200,000 people lost
their lives in the January 12, 2010, earthquake that struck Haiti. The death
toll is the highest for a natural disaster since the Asian tsunami in 2004 and
the third greatest in any earthquake over the past 30 years. Hundreds of
thousands were injured, displaced and left homeless. Survivors face
numerous human rights and humanitarian priorities: medical care; nutritious
food and clean water; and adequate shelter and housing to name only a few.
Find resources and learn how you can help via the links here.
Human Rights and the Aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita: A
Resource List
Disasters such as Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Rita raise important human
rights issues and governmental responsibilities. We encourage those interested
in this issue to explore the linked resources and responses.