US EditionDozens killed in Haiti massacre as international force trickles in
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Illes Théophile, a farmer living in the north of Haiti’s capital, said he woke up in the middle of last Sunday’s night with the unmistakable sound of heavy fire. Great Grif, a dreaded gang in the area, had warned for days that he was planning to attack a nearby community. Théophile fled and when he returned after dawn he found a butchery in the streets. Théophile’s three brothers and his son were among the dead. Houses, including his own, were o…
Gangs terrorized several communities last weekend, highlighting the challenges facing the new UN-backed Gang Suppression Force. Ilres Théophile, a farmer living north of Haiti’s capital, said he woke up in the middle of the night on Sunday […]
Starting this Monday, April 6, the Haitian Armed Forces (FAd'H) will activate the highest level of institutional alert, known as "Condition D," a decision made amidst escalating violence. The decision follows the arrival of the first troops from the UN-created Gang Suppression Force (GSF), in a climate of insecurity marked by gang violence. The measure, announced by the Haitian Ministry of Defense, entails an immediate and full deployment of mil…
For years, the island state of Haiti has been in a spiral of violence, which has once again increased in intensity these days. Parts of the country are firmly in the hands of criminal gangs, which has led to thousands of deaths and more than a million displaced persons. A new international military mission is now to oppose Haiti's gangs – but a look into the recent past shows that the success of such missions has so far been low.
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