HAITI, AND CHOLERA RIOTS
A photographic Julie Tack, a reporter
Children suffering from cholera 
cholera treatment center in Cap Haitien, 300 km north of Port-au-Prince 
It identifies 200 000 cases of cholera in Haiti since mid-October ... 
Relatives often need care themselves of their dead, many corpses lying in the street. 
There are officially more than 1,500 dead and the situation remains alarming due to hygienic conditions, poor after the earthquake of January 2010. The disease will likely continue to spread ... 
Little sick 
Protest in the streets of Cap Haitien on November 17. The people accused a Nepalese contingent of MINUSTAH (Stabilization Mission in Haiti, UN) to be imported cholera in Haiti. 
Protest in the streets of Cap Haitien 
Occupation Force since 2004 (after the overthrow by American troops of the legitimately elected President Jean-Bertrand Aristide) UN peacekeepers are often use of their firearms. 
anger against the occupation forces 
Revolt 
repression of MINUSTAH, which will pull in the crowds will this day, one dead and 7 injured 
without comment 
Children playing with sockets collected at the scene of repression 
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