Overview
Support local and international grassroots anti-corruption efforts, led by a small group of Port-au-Prince residents.
Details
Citizens in grass-roots anti-corruption campaigns/movements utilize a variety of nonviolent tactics, such as:
Noncooperation, civil disobedience, low-risk mass actions, displays of symbols, street theatre and stunts, songs, poetry, humor, citizen and candidate report cards demanding and acquiring information.
Monitoring officials and institutions, monitoring budgets, spending, services social audits social networking/digital technologies, education and training, social/economic empowerment initiatives, youth recreation
Creation of parallel institutions
Anti-corruption pledges, public awards, protests, petitions, vigils, marches, sit-ins
strikes, boycotts and reverse boycotts nonviolent blockades nonviolent accompaniment
Noncooperation, civil disobedience, low-risk mass actions, displays of symbols, street theatre and stunts, songs, poetry, humor, citizen and candidate report cards demanding and acquiring information.
Monitoring officials and institutions, monitoring budgets, spending, services social audits social networking/digital technologies, education and training, social/economic empowerment initiatives, youth recreation
Creation of parallel institutions
Anti-corruption pledges, public awards, protests, petitions, vigils, marches, sit-ins
strikes, boycotts and reverse boycotts nonviolent blockades nonviolent accompaniment
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