Charlot Jeudy, founder of the Kouraj movement, is found dead at home

Charlot Jeudy was born on 1 January 1984 in Port-au-Prince. He led Kouraj and became the public face of the M community in Haiti, the word the movement chose for itself, taking back masisi and madivin from the people who used them as insults. He worked with the Massimadi festival, with the UN justice mission in Haiti, and with Equitas. He was found dead in his house in Port-au-Prince on 25 November 2019, aged thirty-five. No cause of death was ever established.