Thousands of Haitians are still displaced, living in camps, amid
rubble and squalid conditions while the government says it has only received
half the aid that was promised
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| A view of the damaged cathedral in Port-au-Prince, Haiti |
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| A girl searches her family belongings, packed in baskets kept ready to leave – moving from one camp to another is common |
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| A young girl walks past an abandoned helicopter at a camp set up for displaced people |
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| The market place in Port-au-Prince |
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| A young man at the site of a camp that was pulled down by the authorities near Port-au-Prince airport |
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| Two years on earthquake debris is still not cleared in Port-au-Prince |
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| A school assembly at the Academy for Peace and Justice |
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| Beaubin camp residents show pictures of family members killed in the earhtquake |
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| Haiti's first free secondary school, the Academy
of Peace and Justice, is supported by Hollywood stars and provides
education for hundreds of children from Port-au-Prince's biggest slums |
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| Saoudit Augustine, 7, and Clishnaika
Pierre, 5, in the Place de La Paix camp for displaced people. The camp
is built on what used to be a football pitch, home to the Black Eagles
football team |
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| A woman walks through the Beaubin camp, with president Michel Martelly's name written across her t-shirt |
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| School children walk past collapsed buildings in Port-au-Prince |
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| A street vendor in Port-au-Prince |
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| Children play near their family's makeshift huts in the Champs de Mars tent city |
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| A young woman in the Boyer Park in Port-au-Prince. More than half a million Haitians are still homeless |
