US EditionOver 40 Killed as Gangs Spread Terror in Haiti’s Arcahaïe District Fishing Community
The Viv Ansanm gang coalition's attack in Labodrie killed over 40 people, including children, amid escalating territorial conflicts and weak security, contributing to Haiti's worsening humanitarian crisis.
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UN condemns reported massacre in Haiti that left more than 40 dead
The United Nations Secretary-General condemned on Saturday the reported killing of at least 40 people during an attack by armed gangs in a fishing village north of Haiti’s capital. Read more at straitstimes.com.
More than 40 people were killed and several injured in a massacre by armed men last Thursday in Labodrie, in central Haiti, as confirmed by the local authorities.The attack occurred on the night of September 11 in the town of Labodrie, between Arcahaie and Cabaret, on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince, the country's capital, the news portal Haiti Libre. Those responsible would be members of the criminal coalition Viv Ansanm, who indiscriminately o…
Over 40 killed as gangs spread terror in Haiti’s Arcahaïe district fishing community
PORT-AU-PRINCE — At least 42 people were killed Thursday by gangs in Labodrie, a small fishing community in Cabaret’s Boucassin communal section near Arcahaïe— about 20 miles north of the Haitian capital. Gunmen from the Viv Ansanm gang alliance stormed homes and opened fire on residents, according to a preliminary report from municipal authorities. Survivors described the Sept. 11 massacre as indiscriminate and brutal, targeting families, incl…
UN Secretary-General António Guterres on Monday condemned the killing of at least 40 people in Haiti. Haitian media reported that militias had killed people in the fishing village of Labodrie, north of the capital Port-au-Prince. “The Secretary-General is alarmed by the wave of violence sweeping Haiti and urges the Haitian authorities to ensure that the perpetrators of these and other human rights violations are held accountable,” the UN said in…
The UN has condemned the killing of at least 42 civilians and the burning of an entire village, following the assassination of a gang leader. Haiti remains under a state of terror.
Haiti Massacre in Labodrie of Over 40 People by Gang Members – Modern Tokyo Times
Haiti Massacre in Labodrie of Over 40 People by Gang Members Michiyo Tanabe and Noriko Watanabe Modern Tokyo Times Recently, William O’Neill, the United Nations-designated expert on human rights in Haiti, described the country’s situation as “hell on earth.” This grim assessment was tragically confirmed by the recent massacre of more than 40 people in the small fishing village of Labodrie, carried out by gang members. O’Neill emphasized the extr…
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