- In Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti, the central government has lost control, and the city is now largely governed by various armed groups.
- Gangs control most of the capital of Port-au-Prince in Haiti, and Washington has designated them as a terrorist group.
- 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.
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What happened
The UN has reported on the death toll from a massacre in Kenscoff, where gang leaders are operating and controlling territory.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Haiti
country in the Caribbean Sea
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Port-au-Prince
capital of Haiti
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United Nations
global international and intergovernmental organization
Related events
- 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.
- Calls are underway for international security efforts in Haiti regarding the situation in Kenscoff, a hillside community overlooking the capital, Port-au-Prince.
- GSF deployment called to aid Haitian authorities amid severe gang attacks in Kenscoff and Port-au-Prince.
- António Guterres condemned mass killings in Haiti amid severe gang control in Port-au-Prince.
- The UN has placed an arms embargo on Haiti as the country faces ongoing crisis and violence.