More than 100,000 Haitians are dead. People are buried alive under houses and workplaces that collapsed. The people of Haiti are suffering without clean water, food, and housing. Nearly every family has lost a loved one. We are asking you to donate to a group that builds people to people ties and seeks peace with justice.

_U.S. strengthens military control _

Haitian government officials say that up to 500,000 are dead, crushed beneath their homes, schools and workplaces during a mighty earthquake Jan. 12. Most were killed when poorly constructed buildings collapsed on them. Television news in the U.S. showed rows of children's bodies lying lifeless, bloodied and bruised. It is a horrible tragedy that will be largely reported as a natural disaster. There is nothing natural about it.

Haitian President Jean Bertrand Aristide was forcibly removed from office by U.S. military personnel Feb. 29 and flown to the Central African Republic. U.S. troops, with assistance from France, now occupy the country. Supporters of President Aristide are hunted, murdered and jailed.