The Office of Citizen Protection (OPC) held the final of its national advocacy and eloquence competition on Friday, October 23, 2026, around the theme "Women's Rights and Elections." The ceremony took place at the Montana Hotel, with the presence of the Minister for Women's Condition and Rights, Pédrica Saint-Jean, electoral advisors Jacques Desrosiers and Yves Marie Édouard, representatives from the UN in Haiti, several public institutions and human rights organizations, as well as students from various schools in the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area.

The final oratorical bouts opposed, on one hand, in the schoolchildren category, Lisa Fahimie Joseph, Raphaella-Shermie Benedicte Joseph, and Max Jean, and on the other hand, in the student category, Mackenley Paul, Max-Stanley Etienne, Wasenie Anténor, Daina Silfils, Naura Belizaire, Viarlanta Augustave, Fils Renato Vincent, and Ingrid Bayard. They faced a jury composed of human rights defender Rosy Auguste Ducéna, who chaired it, communicator Sony Lamarre Joseph, the dean of the FDSE, Jean Eugène Pierre Louis, professor Blair Chéry, and the interim deputy director general of the MCFDF, Marie Carline Laurenceau.