Haitian gangs escalate violence and expand attacks outside the capital, top UN official says
- The situation in Haiti has worsened, with gangs expanding their attacks beyond the capital, according to Maria Isabel Salvador.
- Salvador stated that gang violence is "spreading terror and fear" and overwhelming national security.
- The U.N. Official noted that the Support Mission is "desperately under-resourced," affecting its collaboration with the Haitian National Police.
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Situation in Haiti worsens amid ‘acute violence’ as UN support mission falters under gang violence
The gang violence in Haiti has gotten worse despite the deployment of U.N.-sanctioned international police officers, forcing mass displacement, hunger among millions and even famine for thousands of Haitians.
Gang violence taking turn for the worse in Haiti
The already critical situation in Haiti has been reported to have taken a turn for the worse this week as gangs up their grip in the Caribbean country, threatening government officials and seeking to expand their influence to the areas they still do not control, the United Nation’s Integrated Office in Haiti (BINUH) warned Tuesday. “The situation in Haiti has regrettably worsened,” BINUH Chief Maria Isabel Salvador said in a briefing to the UN Se
Haiti: UN warns of rising gang violence spreading 'terror'
Despite an international support mission to help Haiti's beleaguered police forces, the UN warns that gang activity is escalating out of control, including kidnappings of personnel from cargo shipping companies.
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