Video: Haiti six months on: Pierre-Louis Joliebois

A day in the life of a barbershop owner in Port-au-Prince

Wilson Octaveus lost his wife and three children in the earthquake. He shows us the ruins of his former home. WARNING: This video contains disturbing images

Claudine Souffrante was gravely injured when her school collapsed during the earthquake. The consequences have enveloped her entire family

Political tensions in Haiti threaten to boil over into violence as accusations of corruption are made against René Préval and his government

Peter Beaumont meets Pierre-Louis Joliebois, a headmaster who has funded repairs to his school so that teaching can continue. But for how long?

Graffiti artist Moise Jerry Rosenbert talks about his work and his desire to inspire Haiti's youth

Homeless, and injured, mother and daughter Marie-Michelle and Claudine Souffrante tell Peter Beaumont how they struggle to survive

In devastated Haiti, much of the promised aid has failed to materialise and many of the homeless are still sleeping rough. Peter Beaumont listens to survivors' stories

Guardian photographer and filmmaker David Levene spent a week in Port-au-Prince documenting the human cost of the recent earthquake

Wilson Octaveus lost his wife, three of his 12 children and his house in January. Now in a leaky shack, he grows a little food and tries to look after his remaining family, writes Peter Beaumont