Haiti, Gang Violence
UN rights expert warns of severe crisis in Haiti due to gang violence, food insecurity
The Haitian people are suffering gravely at the hands of powerful criminal gangs, while an international security force and local police are badly lacking resources to protect them, a top UN expert said Friday.
As world leaders discuss the future of efforts to wrangle the gangs strangling Haiti, Haitians are expressing hopelessness ...
Ten years ago, Boursiquot and his wife Marguerite Baril-Boursiquot, both Haitian, did what many in the country’s burgeoning ...
Most of the recent operations have centered in downtown Port-au-Prince and surrounding areas. More than 3,200 people across Haiti have been killed from January to May, according to the U.N.
Students at the Lycée National de Pétion-Ville outside Port-au-Prince, Haiti. “Pétion-Ville experienced the same climate of insecurity as other areas. Insecurity, banditry, kidnappings ...
Haiti is “one of the most disastrous humanitarian situations in the whole world,” the U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres said.
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The United Nations’ expert on human rights in Haiti, William O’Neill, has warned that the crisis in the troubled Caribbean ...
Thus far, a UN-backed force of 400 police from Kenya and about two dozen Jamaican officers have done little to quell the ...
Most of the recent operations have centered in downtown Port-au-Prince and surrounding areas. More than 3,200 people across Haiti have been killed from January to May, according to the U.N.
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