Jamaica Prime Minister Offers to Send Troop to Haiti as Country Faces Crisis

Jamaica Prime Minister Offers to Send Troop to Haiti as Country Faces Crisis

Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness has told their House of Representatives that Jamaica is willing to send in troops to help keep the peace in Haiti.
 Haiti: Suspects in President Jovenel Moise Assassination Transferred to U.S. Custody

President Jovenel Moise Assassination Suspects Now in U.S. Custody

As gangs continue to take control of Haiti, four key suspects in the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moise were transferred to the United States to face prosecution.
Haitian Gangs Killed Officers, Prompting Police to Protest and Block Streets in Haiti

Haitian Gangs Killed Police Officers, Prompting Rebel Cops to Protest and Block Streets in Haiti

Angry protests reportedly started in several neighborhoods of Port-Au-Prince in Haiti on Thursday following the recent killings of police officers by Haitian gangs.
More Journalists Killed in 2022; Mexico, Ukraine, Haiti Contributing to Most Journalist Deaths

More Journalists Were Killed in Mexico in 2022, Like in Warzone Ukraine

2022 was reportedly a deadly year for journalists, as the death toll increased by 50% from 2021. The highest number of attacks against journalists happened in Mexico, Ukraine, and Haiti.
UN Urges Countries to Consider Sending Armed Forces to Haiti

UN Urges Countries to Consider Sending Armed Forces to Haiti

The situation in Haiti seems to be worsening. So much so that U.N. Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed implored UN members in a speech to the UN Security Council on Wednesday to send armed forces.
Haiti: Gangs Control 60% of Capital Port-Au-Prince, UN Humanitarian Chief Says

Haiti: Gangs Control 60% of Capital Port-Au-Prince, UN Humanitarian Chief Says

Since Haitian President Jovenel Moise was assassinated, Haiti has been in turmoil as gangs overwhelmed police, and a cholera outbreak has decimated the population.
U.S. Extends Temporary Status for Haitians as Conditions in Haiti Become More Dangerous.

U.S. Extends Temporary Status for Haitians as Conditions in Haiti Become More Dangerous

The Biden administration announced Monday that it would expand temporary legal status for Haitians currently residing in the United States.
Dominican Republic Deported 1,800 Children to Haiti, Says UNICEF

Dominican Republic Deported 1,800 Children to Haiti, Says UNICEF

The Dominican Republic is stepping up efforts to expel Haitians fleeing their country. However, UNICEF reported that these expelled Haitians include over a thousand children.
Dominican Republic Rejects Scrutiny on Deportations of Haitian Migrants

Dominican Republic Rejects Scrutiny on Deportations of Haitian Migrants

The Dominican Republic slams criticisms of its deportations of Haitian migrants. It even said that its government "profusely rejects" scrutiny of its migration crackdowns.
Haiti Faces Worsening Cholera Outbreak While COVID-19 Cases Continue to Rise in Americas, Says PAHO

Haiti Faces Worsening Cholera Outbreak, COVID-19 Cases Continue to Rise in Americas, PAHO Says

The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) reported that the cholera outbreak in Haiti is getting worse and the number of COVID-19 cases in Americas has increased in recent weeks.
U.S. Embassy Vehicles Attacked in Haiti; Haitian Police, Commercial Vehicles Also Affected

U.S. Embassy Vehicles Attacked in Haiti; Haitian Police, Commercial Vehicles Also Affected

U.S. embassy vehicles in Haiti faced an attack on Monday, with Haitian police and commercial vehicles affected by the incident.
Haiti: 8th Journalist Killed Amid the Ongoing Gang Violence and Instability in Caribbean Nation

Haiti: 8th Journalist Killed Amid the Ongoing Gang Violence and Instability in Caribbean Nation

Another journalist was killed in Haiti as the Caribbean nation continued to struggle with gang violence and instability.
Haiti's Largest Oil Depot Re-Opens For the First Time Since September After Gangs Took Over

Haiti's Largest Oil Terminal Reopens for First Time Since September After Gangs Took Over

After nearly two months, Haiti's largest and most important oil depot, the Varreux fuel terminal, where 70 percent of the country's fuel is stored, is operational again.
Haiti: U.S. Government Officially Charges Haitian Gang Leaders for Kidnappings, Offers Rewards

Haiti: U.S. Government Officially Charges Haitian Gang Leaders for Kidnappings, Offers Rewards

The U.S. government has officially charged Haitian gang leaders for the kidnapping of 16 U.S. Christian missionaries in Haiti in October.
Haiti: G9 Gang Leader, Jimmy Cherizier, Lifts Fuel Blockade

Haiti: G9 Gang Leader, Jimmy Cherizier, Lifts Fuel Blockade

Jimmy Cherizier, former police turned G9 Gang leader, lifted the fuel blockade in Haiti.
Haiti Receives Canada’s Assessment Mission Team Amid Security Crisis in Nation

Haiti Receives Canada's Assessment Mission Team Amid Security Crisis in Nation

Haiti has received Canada's assessment mission team amid the country's growing security crisis. It was reported while the Canadian foreign minister met with her U.S. counterpart, State Secretary Antony Blinken, in Ottawa.
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