IDHU is calling for a dual executive branch to oppose Fils-Aimé

The Human Rights Initiative (IDHU) published a harsh critique of Alix Didier Fils-Aimé's administration in a statement dated November 9, 2026. The organization accuses the Prime Minister of fostering arbitrariness and administrative inefficiency due to the concentration of executive powers in his hands.

During a meeting held with officials from the Rally for National Understanding (REN) on October 15, IDHU expressed its concern regarding widespread insecurity and the lack of transparency. The organization emphasizes that the current administration is contributing to the degradation of institutions and the social fabric.

IDHU is calling for a return to a two-headed executive, believing that such a model would allow for a balance of power and strengthen democratic mechanisms. The organization insists on the importance of protecting human rights and restoring social justice.

Criticism of Fils-Aimé

IDHU also directly criticizes Alix Didier Fils-Aimé for his failing administration, which it claims has led to increased precariousness in public services. The organization particularly deplores the lack of efficiency in public institutions and the closure of numerous schools.

Call for Political Change

Faced with institutional challenges, IDHU is demanding a sincere political refoundation to guarantee moral integrity and fundamental rights. This stance comes in the context of a persistent security crisis in Haiti.