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HaitiDocs

Reports, establishes nothing

A Haiti document archive holding about five thousand items - central bank circulars, customs statistics, electoral council decrees, and facsimiles of Le Moniteur going back to 1959. Used here because Haiti's own law collection at sgcm.gouv.ht would not answer a single request and Le Moniteur has no reachable archive of its own. What it serves for the instruments quoted here is the gazette's or the State Printing Office's own page image, so the artefact is the State's even though the host is not.

Describes what others have done. Useful as a signal that something has moved, never as proof that it has.

docs.haitidocs.org

Cannot be cited for

It is not the publisher of record and must never be cited where a Haitian government host serves the same file. It does no amendment tracking, so nothing taken from it is evidence that a text is current - the 1959 immigration law quoted here is known to have been overtaken at least in part by a 1978 decree-law we could not obtain. Its catalogue metadata is not reliable: it dates the immigration law "8 juillet 1959" where the document's own title page says 8 December 1959, and it attributes the Labour Code to the justice ministry when the PDF carries haitijustice.com as a watermark on every page. That Labour Code edition also replaces four articles - 426, 483, 505 and 507 to 510 - with a bracketed editorial summary instead of their text, so it cannot support a claim that the Code is silent on something.

Re-check every

90 days

Publication rhythm

Adds documents continuously; items from 2026 appear within weeks.

Re-check triggers

a Haitian government host becoming reachable for any instrument sourced here, which should replace the citation · publication of the décret-loi du 26 décembre 1978 or the décret du 6 novembre 1984 · a new state of emergency decree or renewal

Facts resting on this publisher · 15