Haiti Judge Indicts Suspects In President's Assassination Judge's report on President Moïse's assassination implicates high-profile figures in Haiti, adding to the country's instability. Top News · Feb 19, 2024
Haiti's Food Insecurity Crisis Deepens as Gang Wars Escalate The recent surge in gang wars in Haiti has stopped the United Nations' food agency from reaching over 370,000 people who have been struggling with food insecurity issues since early February. Latin Times · Feb 16, 2024
Haitian Gangs' Increasing Finances, Weaponry Pose Challenges To Planned Intervention: Report The report featured anonymous interviews with politicians, police, aid workers, businessmen, and residents across the country, warning that these gangs pose numerous challenges for the international force backed by the United Nations (UN). Latin Times · Feb 14, 2024
Haiti On Brink Of Civil War, Dominican Republic Warns Haiti is on the verge of civil war, and if the international community does not intervene quickly, the Dominican Republic will seek to protect itself, its president warned at the United Nations Tuesday. International Business Times · Feb 13, 2024
Ex-DEA informant sentenced to life in prison for 2021 killing of Haiti president Haitian American Joseph Vincent, who admitted to helping plot assassination of Jovenel Moïse, is among 11 people accused The Guardian - US · Feb 9, 2024
Haiti in Crisis: Violence and Protests Grip Troubled Nation Get the latest update on the escalating violence in Haiti, with rising protests, political turmoil, and gang violence leaving the nation on the brink of co... Top News · Feb 9, 2024
Five Killed In Clashes With Police In Haiti Amid Protests Haiti has been engulfed in unrest since Monday, with thousands of people in Port-au-Prince and across the country demanding that the prime minister step down in line with a political agreement forged in 2022. Latin Times · Feb 8, 2024
Violent Protests In Haiti Demand PM's Departure Angry protesters rallied in the Haitian capital on Wednesday, demanding the departure of Prime Minister Ariel Henry after he failed to step down in line with a political agreement forged in 2022. International Business Times · Feb 8, 2024
Police Fires Tear Gas As Hundreds Of Protestors Took Over Streets Against Unelected Government Haiti has seen a surge in violent incidents in the last couple of months as many gangs compete for influence and try to exert pressure on interim Prime Minister Ariel Henry. The tear gas was fired after many protestors set car tires on fire and the streets were filled with… Latin Times · Feb 6, 2024
'Festival Of Resistance': Haiti Jazzfest Sparks Hope In Crisis-hit Capital Hundreds of concertgoers attended the "PAPJAZZ" music festival in Haiti's capital this week, which returned for the first time since 2021 with a modified schedule and strict security precautions amid the city's dire security situation. International Business Times · Jan 28, 2024
Haitians are desperate after Kenyan court blocks police force deployment Uncertainty have been spreading since Friday's ruling, blocking the deployment of a U.N.-backed police force, with violence reaching new records as gangs tighten their grip on Haiti's capital. WEKU · Jan 27, 2024
Kenyan Court Blocks Deployment of Police Force Set to Lead Multinational Mission to Haiti The court upheld arguments presented by opponents of the decision, who called the mission unconstitutional Latin Times · Jan 26, 2024
Kenya Vows To Challenge Court Ruling Against Haiti Deployment Kenya's government vowed Friday to challenge a court ruling against its decision to send a police contingent to Haiti to lead a UN-backed law and order mission in the gang-plagued Caribbean nation. International Business Times · Jan 26, 2024
Kenya high court rules against plan to deploy hundreds of police to Haiti Judge says UN-backed proposals to tackle gangs in Caribbean country contravene Kenya’s constitution The Guardian - UK · Jan 26, 2024
Al Jazeera · Jan 26, 2024 ‘Illegal and invalid’: Kenya court halts deployment of police to Haiti The court ruling comes despite the UN Security Council giving the go-ahead for the Kenya-led mission in Haiti.
International Business Times · Jan 23, 2024 Haiti Homicides Double, 'Difficult To Overstate' Crisis: UN Chief Homicides in Haiti more than doubled last year as the Caribbean nation faced a worsening "multidimensional crisis," with gangs using kidnappings and sexual violence to steadily gain territory, a UN report said Tuesday.
Latin Times · Jan 22, 2024 Pope Francis Pleads For Release Of Hostages Kidnapped In Haiti Including 6 Nuns The kidnapping took place on Jan. 19 when the armed men hijacked the bus and drove off to an unknown destination, taking all the passengers, as well as the nuns.
International Business Times · Jan 19, 2024 Gang Fighting, Demonstrations Rock Haiti A deadly, days-long clash between armed gangs intensified Thursday in Haiti's capital Port-au-Prince, as elsewhere demonstrators marched demanding accountability for the Caribbean nation's spiraling security crisis.
Top News · Jan 17, 2024 Haitian filmmaker Bruno Mourral signs with talent agency WME Haitian filmmaker Bruno Mourral signs with talent agency WME for his feature film debut, Kidnapping Inc., set to premiere at Sundance Film Festival.
The Guardian - UK · Jan 12, 2024 Cholera cases soar globally amid shortage of vaccines Resurgence classified as grade 3 emergency by WHO, with southern Africa and Haiti among those hardest hit
WEKU · Jan 9, 2024 Why there's a storm brewing about global food aid from the U.S. The act of providing food aid to countries in need turns out to be a complicated and controversial matter. Here's why.
The Independent UK · Jan 8, 2024 Judge in Haiti issues arrest warrants accusing former presidents and prime ministers of corruption A judge in Haiti has issued arrest warrants for more than 30 high-ranking officials accused of government corruption, including numerous former presidents and prime ministers
The Guardian - UK · Dec 26, 2023 The Guardian view on the Caribbean: the island-shaped arguments about historical injustice Editorial: Over the holidays, this column will explore next year’s urgent issues. Today we look at a complex region that is raising its voice
Chicago Sun-Times · Dec 24, 2023 Bittersweet holiday for migrants celebrating their first Christmas in Chicago Recent immigrants from Venezuela, Angola and Haiti say they are happy to be in Chicago as they attempt to build their lives here but miss their relatives back home. Many are planning to celebrate by maintaining holiday traditions like eating hallacas — Venezuelan tamales — and cachupa — an Angolan…
The Independent UK · Dec 22, 2023 At a church rectory in Boston, Haitian migrants place their hopes on hard work and helping hands When 43-year-old Ernseau Admettre left Haiti and headed north with his young family in tow, very little was guaranteed