Reparations for epidemics
Epidemics increasingly become sites of reparative justice. In this work package we study the outbreak and response of cholera in Haiti in 2010 and ask what came of the reparations claim around it. For first insights into this issue, see the blog “Resorative Justice and Global Health” below.
NOG workers setting up a handwashing's station on the border of Haiti and the Dominican Republic, 2028. Picture by Felix Stein
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Mausumi Moran Chetia shares three stories from the Yasawa Islands in Fiji and reflects on why climate repair must become a tangible reality here.