- The Haitian National Police is operating in Port-au-Prince, which is central to the ongoing security crisis in Haiti.
- The capital city of Port-au-Prince is currently under gang control, while the UN monitors the resulting humanitarian crisis and violence.
The UN has placed an arms embargo on Haiti as the country faces ongoing crisis and violence.
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Updated Aug 28
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The UN has placed an arms embargo on Haiti as the country faces ongoing crisis and violence.
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The capital city of Port-au-Prince is currently under gang control, while the UN monitors the resulting humanitarian crisis and violence.Also in this story
- UNICEF and WFP report on malnutrition in Haiti as gangs strangle supply lines to Port-au-Prince.
- Violence was reported in the Centre department of Haiti.
- António Guterres condemned mass killings in Haiti amid severe gang control in Port-au-Prince.
- Calls are underway for international security efforts in Haiti regarding the situation in Kenscoff, a hillside community overlooking the capital, Port-au-Prince.
The entities involved
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Haiti
country in the Caribbean Sea
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United Nations
global international and intergovernmental organization
Related events
- The capital of Haiti is Port-au-Prince, and the UN Integrated Office in Haiti is headed by Carlos Ruiz.
- Gangs control 70% of Port-au-Prince, and the UN reports on violence and displacement figures in Kenscoff.
- The UN has reported on the death toll from a massacre in Kenscoff, where gang leaders are operating and controlling territory.
- Gangs from Carrefour attacked Kenscoff, which is south of Port-au-Prince. The UN has reported on casualties in the affected area, which includes Pétion-Ville.
- The United Nations has designated an expert to address human rights issues in Haiti.