ITIYAyiti

A Call for Justice and Education: Reflections on the Assassination of Jovenel Moise and the Path to a Free Haiti.

As a jurist and the president of the Haitian political party ITIYAyiti, I feel it is my responsibility to share my thoughts on the assassination of former President Jovenel Moise, especially concerning the ongoing trial in the Miami federal court. It is evident to everyone who the killers of Haiti’s president are. What troubles me most about this assassination isn’t just the demand for justice following President Moise’s murder, but the lingering deception that has persisted since October 17, 1806. There remains a belief that one class of people is oppressing another group of Black individuals simply because of the color of their skin.

Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights clearly states that all individuals are equal before the law. Similarly, international law asserts that all states are equal. Furthermore, Article 44 of the Haitian penal code dictates that an accomplice to a crime should face the same punishment as the perpetrator. So, I ask: why is there a series of manipulations that allow delays in arresting, judging, and punishing all accomplices and intellectual authors of the crime against President Moise? This injustice may repeat itself unless the Haitian people—the descendants of enslaved people—stand up to put an end to such practices. But how can we stop it?

My reflections don’t end there. As the president of ITIYAyiti, I firmly believe that education is the first weapon we need to combat the oppression in our nation. However, who will wield this weapon on behalf of the disadvantaged masses who are hungry while the corrupt oligarchic class benefits from their ignorance? I find myself questioning whether there is even one Haitian willing to act as a rebel, a double, to expose the colonial system that governs Haiti. I continue to lament and wonder if there is a single slave descendant within the system who could assume the role of Jean Jacques Dessalines or Jovenel Moise, willing to sacrifice their life to prevent Haiti from enduring another 222 years of oppression in this modern era.

These 222 years of independence are sacred, and I believe they can shape history. Haiti cannot endure any more suffering; it must not fade away, and slavery in all its forms must be abolished. Education in our mother tongue is the most powerful tool for liberating Haiti and achieving autonomy. Remember the words of Dr. King: “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” What happened to Jovenel Moise could happen to our children if we don’t take action today. Haiti is sovereign, we are independent, we are free, and we are all equal before the law. Let us come together to work towards a truly autonomous Haiti.

Wilsonn Telimo Lwi,
President of ITIYAyiti.

A Call for Justice and Education: Reflections on the Assassination of Jovenel Moise and the Path to a Free Haiti. A Call for Justice and Education: Reflections on the Assassination of Jovenel Moise and the Path to a Free Haiti. As a jurist and the president of the Haitian political party ITIYAyiti, I feel it is my responsibility to share my thoughts on the assassination of former President Jovenel Moise, especi...

March 22, 2026

Greetings to all ITIYAyiti members!

The ITIYAyiti meeting originally scheduled for March 22, 2026, has been adjourned and rescheduled for Sunday, March 29, 2026, at 4:00 PM, in accordance with Articles 99 and 100 of the ITIYAyiti statutes.

*Article 99* states that if a meeting announced at least eight (8) days in advance cannot proceed due to a lack of a two-thirds (2/3) quorum of active members, it will automatically be rescheduled for the eighth (8th) day following.

*Article 100* requires that for a meeting to be canceled, the majority of absent active members must notify us of their absence at least 48 hours in advance. Otherwise, the meeting will still take place if three (3) active members, including two (2) committee members, are present.

During that day's discussion, several suggestions were put forward:

1. The National Anthem of Haiti should be played at the start of all ITIYAyiti meetings to motivate members and help potential party candidates become familiar with the anthem for electoral campaigns.

2. The Glorious Anthem of ITIYAyiti should be sung at the end of each meeting to remind participants of the party's philosophy and send them home with a sense of joy.

3. A moment should be dedicated to congratulating all founding members who contributed their legal documents to establish the ITIYAyiti political party.

4. We propose that party members be allowed to date each other to foster partnerships within party management, adhering to the principle of one woman and one man per party function. However, couples cannot hold the same role to avoid any conflicts should both need to be absent at the same time. This approach can strengthen the party by aligning shared interests while maintaining our internal principles.

5. Meetings will be held every Sunday at 4 PM to facilitate step 3 of the party's rollout plan, which focuses on training among ITIYAyiti committee members.

6. All party members are encouraged to display the party logo on their online meeting backgrounds to create a more cohesive and appealing image during meetings.

7. We are committed to holding all party meetings openly, in public spaces, to expedite the training of young people in leadership roles. ITIYAyiti aims to set an example for other political parties, enabling them to gather valuable insights and techniques for training their own members. This initiative will contribute to educating the masses and furthering our mission.

We stand united for Haiti's autonomy!

ENSKRI NAN ITIYAyiti: https://forms.gle/36uKMa8NjMHry8xQ9

Jaslor Jean, Vice President
Simon Cherlin, Founding Member
Stevenson Bazelais, Western Coordinator
Wilsonn Telimo Lwi, President.

https://www.itiahaiti.org/revamping-itiyayiti-meetings-for-enhanced-engagement-and-unity

Rescheduled ITIYAyiti Meeting Announcement and Key Discussion Points The ITIYAyiti meeting originally scheduled for March 22, 2026, has been adjourned and rescheduled for Sunday, March 29, 2026, at 4:00 PM, in accordance with Articles 99 and 100 of the ITIYAyiti statutes.

*Annonce officielle* : le parti politique ITIYAyiti a été reconnu par le Ministère de la Justice et de la Sécurité Publique. Cette reconnaissance ouvre de nouvelles perspectives institutionnelles et juridiques pour le parti. En savoir plus : https://www.itiahaiti.org/fr/le-parti-politique-itiyayiti-est-reconnu-par-le-ministère-de-la-justice-et-de-la-sécurité-publique

*MINISTÈRE DE LA JUSTICE ET DE LA SÉCURITÉ PUBLIQUE*

No: MJ/SCCE/128

Port-au-Prince. le 12 MAR 2026

Monsieur Wilson Thelime Louis
Président du parti politique dénommé
«Itiyayis Toupatou Ini pou Younifye Ayiti» (*ITIYAyiti*)
27, rue Dormeus, en plaine, l'Ouest, Haïti
Tels: (+509) 3835-3975 / 4843-8090.

Monsieur le Président,

En référence à votre lettre par laquelle vous avez sollicité la reconnaissance légale du parti politique dénommé « Itiyayis Toupatou Ini pou Younifye Ayiti», ayant pour sigle ITIYAyiti, le Ministère de la Justice et de la Sécurité Publique a l'avantage de porter à votre connaissance que le parti est reconnu, ce, avec les conséquences de droit.

Le Ministère de la Justice et de la Sécurité Publique vous prie de recevoir, Monsieur le Président, l'expression de ses salutations distinguées.

Dr Patrick PELISSIER
Ministre

Le Parti Politique ITIYAyiti est reconnu par le Ministère de la Justice et de la Sécurité Publique. En référence à votre lettre par laquelle vous avez sollicité la reconnaissance légale du parti politique dénommé « Itiyayis Toupatou Ini pou Younifye Ayiti», ayant pour sigle ITIYAyiti, le Ministère de la Justice et de la Sécurité Publique a l'avantage de porter à votre connaissance que...