Gang Violence in Haiti

Gangs in Haiti attacked an upscale community in Port-au-Prince, leading to clashes with residents and police. The violence prompted Doctors Without Borders to suspend critical care services due to threats and violence against its staff. Gangs have been escalating attacks in the capital, forcing thousands to flee and causing chaos.

Current Situation in Haiti

Journalist Widlore Merancourt discusses the current situation in Haiti, two months after Kenyan police were sent to help control violent gangs.

Biden Administration Pauses Migrant Program

The Biden administration has paused a program allowing migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to enter the U.S. due to significant fraud in the applications. The program grants up to 30,000 nationals per month entry under certain conditions.

U.S. Ambassador's Aid Announcement for Haiti

U.S. ambassador to the U.N. announces additional aid to Haiti during a quick visit to the troubled Caribbean island.

U.S. Assistance to Haiti to Combat Gang Violence

U.S. provides $60 million in humanitarian assistance to Haiti to combat gang violence and support the national police. Ambassador announces additional aid and mine-resistant vehicles. International support for transitional government led by Prime Minister Garry Conille. Kenya leads a multinational security mission to help control gangs.

Impact of Gang Violence on Children in Haiti

The U.N. children's agency reports over 300,000 children displaced in Haiti due to gang violence. Children in Haiti face dire conditions, including lack of access to food, health care, and sanitation, and are at risk of joining violent gangs to survive.

Gang Violence Displaces Children in Haiti

Gang violence in Haiti has displaced over 300,000 children since March, with children making up more than half of the nearly 580,000 people who have become homeless in the last four months. The spike in violence began after coordinated attacks on key government infrastructure led to the resignation of Prime Minister Ariel Henry in April.

Kenyan Police Mission in Haiti

Kenyan police arrive in violence-ravaged Haiti to help combat powerful gangs, while facing protests in Kenya's capital. NPR covers the situation in both countries.

Haitian Migrants Intercepted off Key West, Florida

Border Patrol intercepted over 100 Haitian migrants off Key West, Florida, amid a humanitarian crisis in Haiti with violent gangs and political unrest. Migrants were given medical exams and processed by Border Patrol.

Kenyan Police Officers Deployed to Haiti

Kenyan police officers arrive in Haiti to help curb gangs that have taken over most of the capital.

Kenyan Police Arrive in Haiti to Combat Gang Violence

Kenyan police officers arrive in Haiti to help quell gang violence, as the country faces a surge in crime and insecurity. The U.N.-backed mission aims to restore public order and security in a country plagued by violent gangs controlling much of the capital.

Kenyan Police Officers Deployment to Haiti to Tackle Gang Violence

Kenyan police officers are being deployed to Haiti to tackle gang violence, with support from other countries. The mission aims to stabilize the country and facilitate the return to democracy amidst widespread violence and humanitarian crises.

Kenyan-Led International Force Deployment to Haiti

The first contingent of the Kenyan-led international force is on its way to Haiti after delays.

Migrant Crime Crisis and Maritime Migration from the Caribbean

Former NY Rep. Lee Zeldin discusses migrant crime crisis after illegal immigrant shoots NYPD officers. Coast Guard intercepts 305 migrants fleeing Bahamas and Haiti. Operation Vigilant Sentry aims to deter mass migration from Caribbean. Haiti faces civil war with gangs controlling 80% of Port-au-Prince. Governor DeSantis deploys state resources as hurricane season begins.

American Missionary Couple Murdered in Haiti

American missionary couple Davy and Natalie Lloyd were tragically killed in Haiti, leaving behind a legacy of devotion to God and love for each other. Their parents shared their memories in an exclusive interview with Fox News. The couple served as full-time missionaries in Haiti, spreading the Gospel of Christ to the young people of the country.

Health

Haiti's newly selected prime minister, Garry Conille, was hospitalized in Port-au-Prince after feeling unwell following a week of intense activities. It is unclear why he was hospitalized.

Mourning in Haiti for Mission Director and American Couple Killed by Gang Members

Hundreds mourn the death of mission director Judes Montis and American couple killed by gang members in Haiti. The killings occurred in a gang-controlled area in Port-au-Prince. Montis leaves behind a wife and two children. The U.S. Embassy is working on obtaining the documents needed for the bodies of the American couple to be flown to the U.S.

Mourning of Mission Director and American Couple Killed by Gang Members in Haiti

Mission director and American couple killed by gang members in Haiti mourned in a church service. The killings occurred in a gang-controlled area in the capital. The service honored the lives of the victims who were fatally shot by gunmen. Funeral procession held for the victims.

Political Unrest in Haiti

Garry Conille named as Haiti's new prime minister amidst ongoing gang violence in the capital of Port-au-Prince. He replaces Michel Patrick Boisvert after Ariel Henry's resignation. Council members chose Conille unanimously, with one member absent from the vote. Gangs have been causing chaos, attacking police stations, airports, and prisons.

Former President Donald Trump reaches out to offer condolences after missionaries killed in Haiti

Former President Donald Trump reached out to Missouri State Rep. Ben Baker to offer condolences after his daughter and son-in-law, both missionaries, were killed by gangs in Haiti. Trump expressed sympathy and care for the family during the call.

Protection of Missionaries' Remains

Sen. Josh Hawley calls on President Biden to protect the remains of missionaries Davy and Natalie Lloyd as they are transported back to the United States from Haiti after being killed by gangs.

American Missionary Couple Killed in Haiti

American missionary couple working in Haiti as missionaries were attacked and killed by gangs. They were part of a Christian mission group in Haiti. The couple, Davy and Natalie Lloyd, along with a local director, Jude Montis, were fatally shot in a gang ambush.

Missionaries killed in Haiti by gang members

Three missionaries, including a U.S. couple and a Haitian man, were shot and killed by gang members in Haiti's capital, Port-au-Prince. The missionaries were ambushed after a youth group activity held at a local church. The violent attack occurred in the context of escalating gang violence in the city.

Kenya designated as Major Non-NATO ally by President Biden

President Joe Biden promises to designate Kenya as a Major Non-NATO ally during a state visit by Kenyan President William Ruto. The upgrade is in recognition of Kenya's contributions to global peace and security, particularly in counterterrorism efforts.

Violence in Port-au-Prince

Armed gangs in Port-au-Prince killed a young American couple working as missionaries and a Haitian colleague. The gangs control most of the capital, with around 2,500 people killed or injured in gang violence in the first three months of the year.

Tragic Death of Missouri State Rep. Ben Baker's Daughter and Son-in-Law in Haiti

Missouri State Rep. Ben Baker's daughter and son-in-law were serving as missionaries in Haiti and were tragically killed in an attack by gangs. The incident occurred in Port au Prince, where the organization they worked for, Missions in Haiti, had warned of gang control in the area. The United States State Department had previously issued a travel advisory for Haiti due to safety concerns.

Haiti's Capital Engulfed in Gang Violence

Haiti's capital, Port-au-Prince, is engulfed in a horrific gang war, with over 2,500 people killed. Bodies are left on the streets to decay, some being eaten by animals. Gang leader 'Barbecue' is ordering widespread destruction. A US politician's daughter and son-in-law were killed by gangs while working as missionaries. The violence has led to a state of emergency and widespread chaos in the city.

American Christian missionaries killed in Haiti

American Christian missionaries killed in gang violence in Haiti. Missionaries Davy and Natalie Lloyd shot and killed at a church. Situation in Haiti worsens due to gang violence and political instability. Former President Trump and President Biden involved in addressing the crisis.

Tragic Death of American Missionary Couple in Haiti

Young American missionary couple killed in Haiti after being attacked by gangs, daughter of Missouri state representative among victims.

Challenges of Restoring Government Control in Haiti

G-9 federation gang members in Haiti have seized control due to the decline of the government. A multi-national force is being sent to restore order, but success is uncertain.

Rare Tornado in Bassin-Bleu, Haiti

A rare tornado struck the northern Haitian community of Bassin-Bleu, injuring over 50 people and leaving around 300 homeless. The tornado caused significant damage and the region is facing challenges with transportation and power disruptions. The affected area may experience curfews due to severe weather. Heavy rains are hindering rescue efforts and may lead to floods or landslides, potentially sparking disease outbreaks. The tornado was unprecedented in the area, causing severe damage and displacing many people.

Rare Tornado Hits Northern Haiti

A rare tornado in northern Haiti has injured more than 50 people and destroyed more than 200 homes. The U.N. noted that at least 10 people are seriously injured, with heavy rain expected for most of Haiti.

Gang Violence in Haiti

Gang violence in Haiti leads to a nine-hour assault on a police station, resulting in the death of several officers and leaving many injured. The violence has displaced over 165,000 people and caused a shortage of basic goods, with nearly 2 million Haitians on the brink of famine.

Transformation of Vodou in Haiti

Vodou, once shunned in Haiti, is now becoming a more powerful and accepted religion as believers seek solace and protection from violent gangs. The religion, born in West Africa and brought to Haiti by enslaved people, has a rich history and cultural significance in the country.

Transformation of Vodou in Haiti

Vodou, once shunned in Haiti, is now gaining acceptance as a powerful religion amidst increasing violence and chaos, providing solace and protection to its believers. The religion's history is deeply intertwined with Haiti's struggle for independence and cultural identity.

Current Events

A vessel carrying aid set sail from Cyprus toward an American-built floating pier off the coast of Gaza to address the humanitarian crisis. Medical school graduates show decreased interest in states with abortion bans. Haiti is stabilizing its leadership after a coup. U.S. voters weigh Biden administration's immigration strategy. NPR recommends movies, TV shows, books, music, and games for the weekend.

Immigration, International Aid, Political Stability

The U.S. emphasizes legal entry, Gaza aid pier to be installed, Haiti progressing in leadership and security.

Multinational Security Mission in Haiti

U.S. military planes filled with civilian contractors and supplies have started landing in Haiti to pave the way for a multinational security mission led by Kenya. The deployment, estimated to cost $600 million, faces funding shortages. The mission, approved by the United Nations, aims to address the crisis in Haiti caused by gang violence and famine.

Deadly Heavy Rains in Northern Haiti and Puerto Rico

At least 13 people died in northern Haiti due to heavy rains, causing landslides and flooding. Similar heavy rains were reported in Puerto Rico, leading to flight reroutes and widespread flooding.

Gangs Violence in Haiti

Gangs in Haiti launch brutal attacks in the capital Port-au-Prince, forcing former Prime Minister Ariel Henry to resign. The violence escalates despite the formation of a transitional council. Locals describe terrifying experiences of shootings and arson.

Gangs' Attack on Haiti's Police Chief

Gangs in Haiti stormed the neighborhood of the police chief, set his house on fire, and killed his dog. The police force, previously criticized, has gained respect for their efforts in defending government buildings. The gangs have control over many parts of Port-au-Prince, creating a sense of insecurity among residents. Despite facing challenges, the police are holding their ground against the gangs with limited resources.

Violence in Haiti by Gangs

Gangs in Haiti launch brutal attacks in Port-au-Prince, forcing former Prime Minister Ariel Henry to resign. The violence worsens despite a transitional council being formed to lead the country until elections.

Violent Gang Attacks in Haiti

Gangs in Haiti lay siege to neighborhoods in Port-au-Prince, burning homes and exchanging gunfire with police as hundreds flee in one of the biggest attacks since Haiti's new prime minister was announced.

Political Turmoil in Haiti

A surprise announcement revealed Haiti's new prime minister, Fritz Bélizaire, causing division within the transitional council. The political move has sparked concerns about further instability in the country amid ongoing gang violence in Port-au-Prince. Some council members are considering their options in response to the decision.

Haiti's New Prime Minister Selection

Haiti's new prime minister choice causes rift in transitional council, with four members selecting Fritz Bélizaire, sparking unexpected political alliance and opposition. Gang-related violence adds urgency to the need for stable leadership.

Haiti's Transitional Government

Haiti's transitional council chooses unknown figure Fritz Bélizaire as prime minister in efforts to establish stability amid rampant violence in the country.

Transitional Presidential Council in Haiti Faces Challenges

The transitional presidential council in Haiti is facing immense pressure to address security, food, and job issues in the country amid a deep-seated crisis. Gangs control a significant portion of Port-au-Prince, and the council faces challenges in bringing stability. The population is skeptical about the council's ability to make a difference in the current situation.

Deportation of Haitians by the Biden Administration

The Biden administration deported about 50 Haitians back to their country due to surging gang violence. The administration stated it will continue to enforce U.S. laws and policy in the region. The deported individuals included a man with a deportation order dating back to 2005. More than 33,000 people fled Haiti's capital due to gang violence. The U.S. operated one deportation flight a month to Haiti from December 2022 to January 2023.

Challenges Faced by Northern Haiti After President's Assassination

Northern Haiti faces deteriorating conditions and lack of government services following the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse. Citizens struggle with food scarcity, unreliable climate conditions, and lack of electricity. Individuals take matters into their own hands, installing solar panels and building a canal for irrigation independently.

Escalation of Gang Violence in Haiti's Capital

Gang violence in Haiti's capital has led to hospital closures, shortages of medical supplies, and fear among medical workers. Armed groups have targeted hospitals and medical personnel, impacting critical medical care for residents. International humanitarian agencies are struggling to deliver aid due to looting and security concerns.

Political Crisis in Haiti

A transitional council has been established in Haiti to choose the next prime minister and Cabinet, as gangs tighten their grip on the troubled country.

Humanitarian Crisis in Haiti

NPR's Ari Shapiro discusses the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Haiti with Jean-Martin Bauer of the World Food Programme.

Humanitarian Crisis in Haiti

The Sentinel Foundation, Tim Tebow Foundation, and Rep. Cory Mills rescued 59 children with disabilities from Haiti via Jamaica. Gangs in Haiti pose a threat to aid workers. The United Nations served meals and distributed water to displaced people. Gangs hijacked a cargo ship carrying rice. Gang violence continues in Haiti. International aid groups are providing assistance to the country.

Haitian police seize hijacked cargo ship after 5-hour shootout

Haitian police recover hijacked cargo ship loaded with rice after 5-hour shootout with gang members, resulting in injuries and deaths. Gangs involved were named 5 Seconds and Taliban. Police also seized weapons in Cap-Hatien and issued a search warrant for firearms being sent from Miami.

Partners In Development's Medical Clinic in Haiti Amid Ongoing Unrest

Partners In Development runs a medical clinic in Port-au-Prince, Haiti amid ongoing unrest and violence caused by armed gangs battling police for control of the city. The clinic faces challenges in keeping stocked with supplies due to skyrocketing prices, forcing patients to seek treatment elsewhere or go without. Despite the difficulties, the clinic remains open, providing essential healthcare services to the community.

Gangs Rampage Across Haiti, Ransack National Library

Gangs in Haiti ransacked the National Library, putting rare historic documents at risk. The country is facing violent chaos, with gangs seizing power and threatening violence. International intervention efforts are being hindered.

Evacuation of U.S. Nationals from Haiti

Hundreds of U.S. nationals have been evacuated from Haiti due to political turmoil and violence, leaving many stranded and desperate to leave. The U.S. State Department is working on airlifting more Americans out of the country, but challenges persist as armed groups control the capital and the airport remains closed. Families are separated, with some unable to evacuate due to visa and passport issues. The situation is dire, with escalating violence and fears for safety.

Looting of Haiti's National Library

Armed gangs looted Haiti's National Library in Port-au-Prince, threatening rare historical documents over 200 years old amid political paralysis and violence in the country.

Escalating Gang Violence in Haiti

More than 53,000 people have fled Port-au-Prince, Haiti, due to escalating gang violence led by boss Jimmy “Barbecue” Cherizier. The gangs have taken control of key institutions and infrastructure, leading to widespread human rights abuses and a lack of public order.

Surge in Violence Forces 53,000 to Flee Port-au-Prince in Less Than 3 Weeks

More than 53,000 people have fled Port-au-Prince in less than three weeks due to unrelenting gang violence, with the majority heading to Haiti's rural southern region, raising concerns about the lack of infrastructure and resources to support them. Gangs have attacked government institutions, burned police stations, and released thousands of inmates from prisons, leading to over 1,500 reported deaths and 17,000 homeless individuals. The violence has forced the Prime Minister to announce his resignation and a transitional council to be established.

Mass Migration from Haiti's Capital Due to Gang Violence

More than 53,000 people have fled Haiti's capital in less than three weeks to escape gang violence. The majority are heading to Haiti's rural southern region, raising concerns about the lack of infrastructure and resources to accommodate them.

Mass Migration from Haiti's Capital Due to Gang Violence

More than 53,000 people have fled Haiti's capital in less than three weeks due to gang violence, with over 60% heading to the rural southern region, which is concerning due to lack of infrastructure and resources. The violence has led to over 1,500 deaths and 17,000 homeless individuals.

Arrest of Nivenson Sarazin for Sexual Abuse of a Minor

An illegal migrant from Haiti named Nivenson Sarazin was arrested in Pembroke Park, Florida for sexually abusing a 10-year-old girl. He admitted to the crime after initially denying it and is facing multiple charges. The victim is related to Sarazin's girlfriend. Sarazin is currently under a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement hold.

Haiti's Crisis and Anti-US Sentiment

Haiti's crisis is escalating due to gang violence and political turmoil, with blame directed at the US for failed interventions and negative impacts on the country. Some Haitian protestors have been seen raising Russian flags in protest against US policies.

Violence and Political Crisis in Haiti

Violence erupts in downtown Port-au-Prince as gunfire fills the streets near the national palace. Outgoing prime minister signals formation of a transitional council to address the social and political crisis. Rival gangs control large territories in the capital, causing chaos and casualties. International support and troops from various countries are being deployed to assist in the situation.

Canadian Troops Training Caribbean Forces for Potential Haiti Intervention

Canadian Defense Ministry dispatched troops to Jamaica to train Caribbean forces for potential U.N.-authorized military intervention in Haiti. Canada will train 330 CARICOM troops in peacekeeping skills and combat first aid at Operation Support Hub in Kingston, Jamaica. Kenyan-led Multinational Security Support mission to Haiti facing obstacles. Gang violence in Haiti escalating, with gangsters spreading to previously calm areas.

Haiti Crisis Due to Armed Gangs

Haiti is facing a severe crisis with armed gangs causing chaos and violence, leading to a humanitarian crisis. The situation has been described as an 'open-air prison' with over 1,500 deaths due to gang violence this year. Children are among the most impacted, and the country is in urgent need of security and governance.

Haiti Crisis Due to Gang Violence

Haiti is facing a severe crisis with armed gangs causing chaos and violence, leading to a humanitarian crisis. More than 1,500 Haitians have died due to gang violence this year. Children are often caught in crossfire or kidnapped by gangs. The situation is described as an 'open-air prison' with no way out for the people.

Crisis in Haiti Over Gangs Fueled by Illegal U.S. Guns

The crisis in Haiti over gangs is fueled by illegal flow of U.S. guns. Gangs control 90% of Port-au-Prince, leading to a collapse of the government. The U.S. has made efforts to tackle the issue, but the situation remains dire.

Illegal Gun Smuggling from U.S. to Haiti

A U.N. report found that most guns used by gangs in Haiti are smuggled from the U.S. NBC gained exclusive access to a Department of Homeland Security operation working to prevent this flow of weapons.

Kidnapping of American YouTube Star in Haiti

An American YouTube star, YourFellowArab, was kidnapped in Haiti by a gang while attempting to interview the nation's notorious gang leader. He is being held for ransom, with $40,000 already paid. The US State Department has issued a travel advisory warning against traveling to Haiti due to widespread kidnapping incidents.

Haiti's gang leader 'Barbecue' and the country's descent into lawlessness

Haiti's gang leader 'Barbecue' is open to ceasefire talks with international community but warns of armed resistance if foreign peacekeeping forces are sent. Gang violence has left 1,500 dead this year. Chérizier accuses corrupt politicians of mishandling international aid money since the 2010 earthquake.

Crisis in Haiti: Cataclysmic Situation Due to Gang Violence and Political Instability

The United Nations describes the situation in Haiti as 'cataclysmic' due to ongoing gang violence and political instability. More than 1,500 people have been killed by gangs so far this year, with weapons continuing to flow into the country. The report highlights rampant sexual violence, abuse of children, and vigilante justice by self-defense brigades. Despite an arms embargo, weapons still enter Haiti through porous borders. The UN calls for tighter controls on arms trafficking and urgent deployment of a security support mission to help address the violence.

Haiti's Transitional Council

Haiti's transitional council issues its first statement, signaling the completion of its creation and the impending selection of a new prime minister to restore public and democratic order in the country.

Challenges Faced by Nonprofits in Miami for Aid Delivery to Haiti and Concerns about Haitian Refugees in Florida

Nonprofits in Miami are struggling to deliver aid to Haiti and they worry refugees from the country won't be welcome in Florida.

Foreign Intervention in Haiti

The article discusses the ongoing violence in Haiti and the debate around the necessity of foreign intervention to restore order in the country. Various perspectives are presented, highlighting the complexities of the situation and the historical context of foreign involvement in Haiti.

Deportations of Haitian Migrants Amid Growing Violence in Haiti

Human rights groups are urging the Biden Administration to halt deportations of Haitian migrants as violence escalates in Haiti. NBC News' Ellison Barber provides insights into the challenges faced by some individuals in Haiti.

Living Without Government in Haiti

A reporter in Haiti visits a village that has lived without a functioning government for so long they cannot remember what it's like to have one.

Haiti Transitional Presidential Council Turmoil

Fresh turmoil in Haiti involving a transitional presidential council has led to delays in establishing the council amidst security concerns and ongoing gang violence in the capital. The council is yet to be sworn in, and meetings are being held with Caribbean leaders and officials from the U.S., Canada, and France.

Crisis in Haiti and Americans Choosing to Stay Behind

More people are attempting to flee from Haiti as the country descends deeper into chaos, while some Americans, like a pastor running an orphanage in Port-au-Prince, are choosing to stay behind. NBC News' Ellison Barber spoke with the pastor on why he's refusing to leave.

Haiti's Food Insecurity Crisis

Haiti is facing a severe food crisis due to gang violence, low agricultural production, and lack of humanitarian aid, with millions of people experiencing acute food insecurity and some regions on the brink of famine.

Children in Haiti working due to violence and lack of education

Children in Haiti are forced to work in binational marketplaces to support their families due to violence and lack of access to education. Many parents are struggling to keep their children safe and in school amidst ongoing gang violence in the country.

Rescue Mission of Children with Disabilities from Haiti

Tim Tebow Foundation, Sentinel Foundation, and Rep. Cory Mills teamed up to rescue 59 children with disabilities from Haiti via Jamaica amidst dangerous conditions, with thousands still trapped in the troubled nation. The mission faced obstacles due to rapidly changing restrictions from the U.S. and host nations. The operation involved land, air, and sea methods and required getting approval from the non-existent Haitian government.

US Veterans Leading Rescue Missions in Haiti Amid Gang Violence

A group of US veterans are leading daring rescue missions in Haiti to save foreign nationals from ruthless gangs amid widespread violence and chaos. Project Dynamo, a veteran-led organization, has conducted over 600 missions in disaster zones, including Haiti, where thousands are caught in the crossfires of gang violence. The situation in Haiti is dire, with reports of murder, rape, arson, and kidnappings by gangs seeking to exploit the chaos.

Famine Risk in Gaza, Haiti, and Sudan

NPR's Ayesha Rascoe discusses the risk of famine in Gaza, Haiti, and Sudan due to conflict-induced hunger with Paul Howe of Tufts University.

Haiti Food Crisis and Gang Violence

Haiti is facing a severe food crisis as gang violence spreads, leading to a significant portion of the population struggling to feed themselves. The situation is exacerbated by inflation, poor harvests, and armed groups taking over farmlands.

US Veterans Conducting Risky Rescue Missions in Haiti

A team of US veterans from Project Dynamo is conducting risky rescue missions to save foreign nationals trapped in Haiti by violent gangs. The gangs have caused widespread chaos and violence in the country, leading to a state of emergency. The veterans have saved over 7,000 people from disaster zones and are now facing extreme challenges in Haiti.

Escalating Gang Violence in Haiti

Warlord Jimmy "Barbecue" Cherizier loses a top commander in a shootout amid escalating gang-led violence in Haiti, pushing the country towards collapse. Barbecue is rumored to be planning a coup to overthrow the government.

Police Shooting in Haiti Leads to Food Crisis

Police reportedly shot and killed an associate of a main gang leader in Haiti, leading to a food crisis with 1.4 million Haitians on the verge of famine. NBC News' Ellison Barber reports from the Dominican Republic.

Violence and Anarchy in Haiti's Capital

Haiti's capital, Port-au-Prince, is engulfed in violence and anarchy as heavily armed gangs wage war on the city. Residents are fleeing the terror, leaving behind a disintegrated state and a humanitarian crisis. Foreign military assistance has been requested but delayed, leaving the population in desperate need of help.

Escalating Gang Violence in Haiti

Warlord Jimmy "Barbecue" Cherizier has lost a top commander in a shootout amidst escalating gang violence in Haiti, leading to fears of a potential coup. The country is engulfed in civil war as gangs, police, and citizen-led death squads clash, resulting in widespread violence and chaos.

Evacuation of Haitian Children to Jamaica

Fifty-nine Haitian children with disabilities and 13 caregivers were evacuated to Jamaica due to ongoing gang conflict and disrupted services in Haiti.

Americans Evacuated from Haiti Amidst Violent Chaos

Two flights carrying Americans arrived in Florida from Haiti amidst violent chaos, with passengers describing harrowing scenes. NBC News' Guad Venegas reports.

Haiti on the Brink of Collapse Due to Gang Violence

Haiti is facing a collapse as armed gangs and citizen-led death squads battle in the capital. Vigilantes are hunting down gangsters, leading to a surge in violence and chaos. The situation has worsened due to a weak police force and political unrest.

Violent Gang Uprising in Haiti

Violent gang uprising in Haiti has forced hundreds of thousands from their homes, with millions facing hunger and Cholera outbreaks due to the crisis. WHO warns of dire consequences if the situation worsens.

Violence and Chaos in Haiti

Haitian gang members were killed and set on fire in Petion-Ville suburb in Port-au-Prince in an apparent case of vigilantism. The country is in a state of chaos due to violent gangs, with police struggling to maintain control. Negotiations are ongoing to form a transitional council after the resignation of Prime Minister Ariel Henry.

Violence and Political Instability in Haiti

Suspected gang members killed in attack on Petion-Ville neighborhood in Haiti, indicating resurgence of vigilante justice. Political future of Haiti uncertain. Violence continues as gangs control most of Port-au-Prince.

Impact of President Biden's Policies on Haiti

President Biden's rushed policies to address a migration crisis in 2021 led to the collapse of the Haitian state in 2024 amid his reelection campaign. The chaos in Haiti, fueled by armed gangs and political instability, threatens Biden's ability to handle migration during his campaign.

Evacuation of Americans from Haiti

The U.S. has started evacuating Americans from Haiti due to increased violence and gang attacks on peaceful communities.

Haiti on the Brink of Collapse Due to Gang Violence

Haiti is facing a collapse as armed gangs wreak havoc in the capital, leading to an increase in violence, deaths, and chaos. Citizens have formed vigilante groups to fight back against the gangs, resulting in a state of emergency and widespread unrest in the country.