Dan Turk, who with his wife Elizabeth serves as a mission co-worker in Madagascar for the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), identifies the following sources for information on the crisis in Madagascar. Note that many of the news sources are available in Malagasy and French.
General Information on the crisis and Madagascar
Background Note: Madagascar, US Department of State
Madagascar: Ending the Crisis, Africa Report N°156 18 Mar 2010 Executive Summary and Recommendations. International Crisis Group
Madagascar: a Year of Crisis, IRIN posted on allAfrica.com
Madagascar's Political Crisis, Lauren Ploch, Congressional Research Service, July 12, 2010
The Forgotten Madagascar Crisis, George Simpkins, September 6, 2010
Madagascar: State of Denial, Mei-Ling McNamara, Al Jazeera, 18 September 2010.
Human Rights
Committee to Protect Journalists
2009 Human Rights Report: Madagascar, US Department of State, 11 March 2010.
Madascar: Urgent need for justice: Human rights violations during the political crisis, Amnesty International, February 4, 2010
Commissioners' Resolution: On Restoration of Democracy in Madagascar and Honduras, 219th General Assembly (2010) of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)
Environment
Investigation into the Global Trade in Malagasy Precious Wood: Rosewood, Ebony and Pallisander, Global Witness and the Environmental Investigation Agency (US), October 2010.
Madagascar's Pierced Heart, National Geographic, September 2010
Paradise Lost?: Lessons from 25 years of USAID Environment Programs in Madagascar (Final Report
Newsfeed: summary of news stories each day in French
Daily Newspapers in Antananarivo (mostly both in French and Malagasy)
- Les Nouvelles
- La Gazette de la Grande Ile
- L'Express de Madagascar
- Midi Madagasikara
- Courrier de Madagascar
- Madagascar Matin
- Taratra
- Malaza
Websites for General News (mostly in French)
The photo of young people in Madagascar is from Dan and Elizabeth Turk