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Philippe Biamby

General Philippe Biamby (* 21. September 1952) was member of the supreme command of the military armed forces of Haiti (Forces Armées D' Haiti (FADH)), Personnel chief shark tables of the army and deputy of Raoul Cédras during the military rule from 1991 to 1994 on Haiti.

Philippe Biamby was accused of, to to 24. April 1994 of military and Paramilitärs committed Raboteau massacre involved to have been, with according to estimations approx. 20 humans were killed. Biamby was regarded as a member of the supreme command of the military armed forces of Haiti (FADH) as author and chief executive of the massacre.

With the arrival of US armed forces in September 1994 on Haiti Biamby fled after Panama where political asylum one granted to it. In the year 1998 was not responded to request for distribution of Haiti^[1].

Philippe Biamby was accused in the year 2000 for its participation in the Raboteau massacre and to 16. November 2000 of shark tables a court in absence to a lifelong detention condemns^[2].

Sources

1. ↑ Trial Watch: Philippe Biamby
2. ↑ Andrew Reding: Democracy and human Rights in Haiti. World Policy of institutes, World Policy report March 2004