Gérard Jean-Juste, a human rights activist and priest from Haiti, helped refugees fleeing persecution under the Duvalier regime in Miami in the '70s, then returned to Haiti in 1990 to become pastor in Tiplas Kazo.
As a result of his activism, he has been imprisoned for months at a time without access to due process of the law.
In this three-minute interview with Global X, Gérard Jean-Juste explains how he made the decision to start "une cantine" (a soup kitchen) in Haiti. A young boy, part of a family of ten children ("the father was dead, the mother was very ill") went to him to complain that he was hungry. "It was like a cry in my heart. I had to perform a miracle."
He did.
father jean juste raised my mother from Haiti to Miami Florida . he wasn't a chimmere na gwt manman tout ki ap pale li mal
relionjo 1 year ago
langyet maman'w ak chimere ou anr, salopri sa'w konnen, al manger kaka avan'w ranse ak moun tande
jackarf1 2 years ago
R.I.P i knew him he was a great man he used to be in the catholic church in delmas 31 right next to my house.. he was a great man, he always gave us soccer ball so we could play on top of the church.
cherizaj 2 years ago 2
Chimere
simpletruth1 2 years ago
R.I.P the seeds you planted will continue to grow.
mijam305 2 years ago 2
Eternal Glory comrade! It was an honor knowing you and fight beside you. .
BolivarianYouth 2 years ago
RIP
jeanjeudy 2 years ago
RIP Gerard Jean-Juste-
hswatnik 2 years ago
Good job Faher may God bless you
frontdesk8 3 years ago