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Gangs launch a new and deadly attack on Haiti’s capital as dozens flee

Gangs launched a deadly attack on Delmas 30 in Haiti's capital, resulting in the killing of an unknown number of civilians.
Residents fled in panic before dawn, with many cradling babies or carrying the elderly.
A consortium of UN agencies, NGOs, and donors warned of a wave of extreme brutality in Haiti.
Entire families have been brutally wiped out in their homes, with reports of children and babies shot dead during their escape.

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telesurtv.net

Haitian authorities arrest gang members after intensifying security operations

Meanwhile, hundreds of Haitians marched on Saturday through the streets of Port-au-Prince (capital) to demand a stronger response from the Government to the increase in violence in the country. To confront the extreme wave of violence in different regions of the country, which has caused the displacement of more than 6,000 people and numerous deaths, the Prime Minister of Haiti, Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, announced the intensification of security op…

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Vatican News

Haiti's children suffer as schools come under attack

Haiti's escalating crisis has left millions of children without access to education. In the ever-worsening violence plaguing the nation, armed gangs ...

2 days ago

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El Pais

Radiography of violence against children in Haiti: Rape, recruitment, hunger and closed schools

More than one million internally displaced persons, more than 5,600 dead, an increase in gang violence, unprecedented political instability, coupled with an economic and humanitarian crisis that has been raging for years, have left Haiti on the verge of collapse. And in the midst of this total crisis, children are the most vulnerable. According to UNICEF, some 1.2 million live under the threat of armed violence and three million will need urgent…

The European Times News

Haiti: Massive surge in child armed group recruitment, warns UNICEF

The ongoing emergency in Haiti is crushing children’s chances of an education and a better future as scores of youngsters are recruited by heavily armed and violent gangs, the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) warned on Friday.

3 days ago·New York, United States

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