Residents walk past a burnt car as they evacuate the Delmas 22 neighborhood the morning after an attack amid ongoing criminal violence in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Thursday, May 2, 2024.
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Gangs in Haiti killed at least 5,600 people last year, according to a new United Nations report. The report from the Office of the United Nations Commissioner for Human Rights said an additional 3,700 were injured or abducted, leading some to criticize the Biden administration for not doing enough."The Biden administration has taken a piecemeal and politicized response to the crisis which focused on preventing it from blowing up ahead of the ele…

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The multidimensional crisis in Haiti reached “catastrophic levels” in 2024, when the attacks of armed gangs with murders, kidnappings and sexual violence intensified, coupled with acute food insecurity affecting 5.4 million people, as stated in the Human Rights Watch (HRW) Annual World Report, which specifies that violence severely affected economic activity and public services, including electricity, water, supplies, sanitation, health care, ed…

La crisis multidimensional que vive Haití alcanzó “niveles catastróficos” en 2024, cuando se intensificaron los ataques de las bandas armadas con asesinatos, secuestros y violencia sexual, a lo que se sumó la inseguridad alimentaria aguda que afecta a 5,4 millones de personas. Así lo asegura el Informe Mundial Anual de la organización Human Rights Watch (HRW), que especifica, que la violencia afectó severamente a la actividad económica y los ser…

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Haiti faces catastrophic levels, according to Human Rights Watch

Gangs in Haiti killed at least 5,600 people last year, according to a new United Nations report. The report from the Office of the United Nations Commissioner for Human Rights said an additional 3,700 were injured or abducted, leading some to criticize the Biden administration for not doing enough. “The Biden administration has taken a piecemeal and politicized response to the crisis which focused on preventing it from blowing up ahead of the el…

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Record gang violence in Haiti leaves at least 5,600 dead as Biden admin faces scathing criticism for not having ‘clear strategy’

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Haiti's multidimensional crisis reached "catastrophic levels" in 2024, when the attacks of armed gangs with murders, kidnappings and sexual violence intensified, coupled with acute food insecurity affecting 5.4 million people, almost half of the population, according to Human Rights Watch (HRW). [...]

La crisis multidimensional que vive Haití alcanzó «niveles catastróficos» en 2024, cuando se intensificaron los ataques de las bandas armadas con asesinatos, secuestros y violencia sexual, a lo que se sumó la inseguridad alimentaria aguda que afecta a 5,4 millones de personas, casi la mitad de la población, según la organización Human Rights Watch (HRW). […]

Haití en «niveles catastróficos» víctima de asesinatos, violaciones y hambre, alerta HRW

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Haiti at “catastrophic levels” killed, raped and starved, HRW alert

The situation in Haiti has seriously deteriorated in 2024, reaching "catastrophic levels" due to the intensification of violence by armed gangs and food insecurity affecting 5.4 million people, almost half of the population, according to Human Rights Watch (HRW). In its annual report, the organization warns that violence has paralyzed the economy and basic services, limiting access to electricity, water, food, sanitation, health, education and t…

La situación en Haití se deterioró gravemente en 2024, alcanzando "niveles catastróficos" debido a la intensificación de la violencia de las bandas armadas y la inseguridad alimentaria que afecta a 5,4 millones de personas, casi la mitad de la población, según Human Rights Watch (HRW). En su informe anual, la organización advierte que la violencia paralizó la economía y los servicios básicos, limitando el acceso a electricidad, agua, alimentos, …

Haití enfrenta una crisis extrema por violencia, hambre y desplazamientos, según HRW

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Haiti faces extreme crisis of violence, hunger and displacement, says HRW

More than one million people in Haiti have been forced to flee their homes by relentless gang violence, marking a three-fold jump in the space of a single year, according to alarming new figures from the United Nations this week. The post Haiti's Displacement Deepens to Over 1 Million as Gang Violence Escalates appeared first on LatinAmerican Post.

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DOBLE LLAVE – Haiti’s multidimensional crisis reached “catastrophic levels” in 2024, when the attacks of armed gangs with murders, kidnappings and sexual violence intensified, coupled with acute food insecurity affecting 5.4 million people, almost half of the population, according to Human Rights Watch (HRW). In its annual World Report, this NGO states that violence severely affected economic activity and public services, including electricity, …

DOBLE LLAVE – La crisis multidimensional que vive Haití alcanzó «niveles catastróficos» en 2024, cuando se intensificaron los ataques de las bandas armadas con asesinatos, secuestros y violencia sexual, a lo que se sumó la inseguridad alimentaria aguda que afecta a 5,4 millones de personas, casi la mitad de la población, según la organización Human Rights Watch (HRW). En su Informe Mundial anual, esta ONG afirma que la violencia afectó severamen…

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