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Haiti's 'Baby Doc' Summoned to Court After No-Show
By TRENTON DANIEL
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti abcnews.go.com




Haitian judge orders ex-dictator 'Baby Doc' to appear in court following no-show at hearing
The Associated Press

A Haitian judge on Thursday summoned Jean-Claude Duvalier to appear in court after the former dictator defied an order to attend a hearing to determine whether he should again face charges for human rights abuses committed during the nearly 15 years of his brutal regime.

In an airless courtroom filled with human rights activists, journalists and other observers, magistrate Jean Joseph Lebrun also dismissed an appeal filed by the defense team that sought to take the case to the Supreme Court.

A prosecutor said the judge's order requires Duvalier to appear in court next Thursday.

The rulings in Haiti's Court of Appeal provided some hope to a group of plaintiffs who are seeking to have the former dictator better known as "Baby Doc" prosecuted for alleged rights abuses.

"Today's decision is an important victory for Duvalier's victims who never gave up hope of seeing him in court, and for the Haitian people who have the right to know what happened during the dark years of the Duvalier dictatorship," said Reed Brody, counsel and a spokesman for Human Rights Watch. "It's now up to the authorities to make sure that this summons is swiftly executed."

The Duvalier case appeared dormant until it went before Haiti's Court of Appeal in January. It had marked time since a lower court judge ruled in January 2012 that Duvalier should face charges only on alleged financial crimes rather than human rights abuses associated with his regime. That decision came in a formal investigation of Duvalier after he suddenly returned to Haiti in early 2011 from 25 years in exile.

Thousands were imprisoned, tortured or killed during Duvalier's 1971-1986 regime for opposing the government. He was ousted in a popular revolt.

Haitians who claim to have suffered from abuses by the dictatorship appealed seeking to reinstate the rights abuse charges, while Duvalier's defense team appealed the charges of financial crimes, for which he would serve five years in prison if convicted.

Outside a circle of activists and plaintiffs, there hasn't been much public clamor for a trial in Haiti, where more than half of the 10 million people weren't even alive during Duvalier's rule. The Duvalier years are not included in the curriculum at Haiti's schools.

While some 2,000 to 3,000 people are locked up in prolonged detention, Duvalier has been allowed to live in a villa in the hills above the capital during the proceedings. He's been spotted in the high-end restaurants of Port-au-Prince and has ventured out to the countryside despite a judge putting him under his house arrest. The government reissued Duvalier's diplomatic passport in December.

Attorneys for people who filed complaints alleging they were tortured by agents of Duvalier's regime urged the judge on Thursday to have the former leader arrested for not showing up in court. It was the third time that the ruler ignored the court, for which he hasn't been penalized.

The appeals hearing brought dozens of observers, from journalists to international rights activists who flew in specifically for the case.

The two earlier hearings ignored by Duvalier were raucous and sometimes volatile, but Thursday's session was more orderly.

Lebrun, the judge, said it was "imperative" the former ruler show up at the hearing next week. It wasn't clear how Duvalier would be brought to court but prosecutor Florence Mathieux said he would definitely be present.

Defense attorney Reynold Georges, a brash former senator known for making long speeches, criticized Lebrun for dismissing his appeal to the Supreme Court.

"It's a decision that they made without consent of the law," Georges said.

Plaintiffs seeking to reinstate the rights abuse charges expressed hope that Duvalier may now finally be forced to appear in court to testify.

"They are really going to force him to come here," said Robert Duval, a plaintiff and former soccer star who was imprisoned during the Duvalier era. "No more hanky panky anymore. They have to bring him here."




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Mwen panse ke menm kòd y ap mare JANKLOD ka asfiksye MATELI si l pa veye zo l.Retorik anvan 86 lan ak KOUDETAYIS lan pa p mache fwa sa a paske gen twòp òganizasyon ETRANJE ki lan dengonn li fwa sa a.
Ke se AMNISTI ENTÈNASYONAL,HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH,ÒGANIZASYON DWA MOUN OEA,ÒGANIZASYON DWA MOUN LONI ;tout lan dengonn JANKLOD.Menm òganizasyon DWA MOUN UNASUR lan ,òganizasyon gouvènman GOCH lan AMERIK DI SID yo ,lan dengonn li.

Mwen pa wè ki jan l ap chape.Tout bagay posib ,men maj manèv JCD piti anpil ;paske misye se SÈL DIKTATÈ SANGINÈ lan AMERIK lan ki kontinye ap FLANNEN.
Ke gouvènman AYISYEN an vle ou pa vle l ;tout gouvènman DEMOKRATIK lan AMERIK lan gen enterè pou yo TRASE yon EGZANP ak JCD.

Effectivement , les carottes sont cuites pour Jean Claude Duvalier

Poudre aux yeux! smokescreen! Make believe! Duvalier returned to Haiti with guarantees of impunity provided by the U.S. and French governments whom he served obediently during his years in power.

This mascarade is being conducted in several acts.

1) the timing of his return with the re-incarnation of a neo-Duvalierist puppet regime
2) dismissal of the charges of crimes against humanity
3) silence of the puppet masters, wishing to wash their dirty hands from the toxic waste that Duvalier represents (Former French Ambassador faking not wanting to shake hand with the buffoon etc...)
4) using his reality-tv-style summons to court to detract attention at strategic moments.
5) letting time and drugs (alcohol etc...) do the rest

In other words Jean-Claude Duvalier, anymore than Augusto Pinochet will never have the opportunity to mess up and shame his accomplices and international sponsors in a court of law.

Konn gen bien konte mal kalkile.PINOCHET pa t pase lan yon ""court of law""se paske SATAN (lol)te gen tan rele misye anvan yo te mete l anba kòd paske CHILYEN yo te detèmine pou yo jije misye.
Epitou lè yo te kwense misye sete toujou li te twò malad pou l parèt lan TRIBINAL.
Epitou DIVALYE gen ""sèlman"" 59 an.

Yon lòt bagay ;patwon yo pa osi pwisan jan NÈG sipoze an.Si yo te pwisan konsa PRIZON CHILI ak AJANTIN pa ta boure ak KRIMINÈL KOUDETAYIS jan yo ye an.
Pa bliye se ETAZINI ak lòt yo ki te fè yo fè koudeta e bayo lisans pou touye moun.An AJANTIN genyen ki gen plis ke 80 zan ki ap manje prizon