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Radio Haiti International and Radio Kiskeya, Haiti.

As a reporter for the independent Radio Haiti International in the 1980s, Liliane Pierre-Paul earned a reputation as one of the most outspoken critics of the Duvalier regime.

Because of her reporting, Pierre-Paul’s movement in Haiti was curtailed, she was prohibited from entering certain government buildings, and was imprisoned for her views on government, but she refused to be silenced.

However, her relentless efforts to expose social problems and injustice forced her into a six-year exile in Venezuela and Curacao.

During that time, two of her brothers were arrested, and she herself faced numerous death threats. Even after eventually returning to her native Haiti, Pierre-Paul was again forced into hiding because she was on a hit list.

She said that she and her radio station, Radio Inter, were engaged in a battle for democracy against fascism.

After receiving her award, Pierre-Paul co-founded a