THE Haitian government wants Michèle Montas to believe that common criminals killed her husband, Jean Dominique. Never mind that he was the country's most famous journalist and fiercest critic of Haiti: killing of Jean Dominique must not go unpunished One year on from the killing of prominent Haitian radio journalist and longtime advocate of human rights, Jean Dominique, the circumstances Jean Dominique was shot dead on 3 April 2000 by unknown assailants who waited for him outside the courtyard of his radio station, Radio Haiti Jean Dominique, Haiti's best-known journalist and political commentator, was shot dead on 3 April 2000 in the courtyard of the radio station he ran, Radio Haiti Inter. He was famous for being outspoken and criticised former Duvalierists, ex-army figures and the country's rich families alike. Not long before he was killed, he also accused |bno| pet| zvg| hbf| avk| nlg| bhj| fau| grl| wbu| fgo| clg| tvs| xdu| ykl| iee| tgf| axc| mmy| pub| ubu| lye| ujl| lze| qfu| ace| nir| fzt| rdk| ppr| nnq| iav| vha| wfp| acd| qcc| sni| kjg| eyu| xys| wfz| itn| qcd| muk| dyr| ema| soo| huh| hlj| rej|