UN chief heads to Haiti as displacement reaches record levels, electoral challenges mount
The U.N. chief will assess the response to nearly 1.5 million displaced people and review support for a new Gang Suppression Force.
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UN chief heads to Haiti as displacement reaches record levels, electoral challenges mount
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres will travel to Haiti next week to assess firsthand the impact of the country’s ongoing gang violence and the international community’s response. The one-day visit on Tuesday, June 16, will be Guterres’ second trip to the volatile Caribbean country following his first visit in July 2023. His visit comes amid a recent escalation in violence by ...
According to the deputy spokesman of the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Farhan Haq, António Guterres will meet with government officials as well as men, women and children affected by insecurity. He will also visit sites hosting displaced persons in Port-au-Prince in order to assess the efforts of the national authorities and the international community to restore stability. This displacement takes place in a context marked by a worsen…
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres will make an official visit to Haiti on June 16 to assess firsthand the consequences of escalating gang violence and the international community's response to the crisis gripping the country, according to international media reports. The one-day visit will be Guterres' second to Haiti since taking office, following his first trip in July 2013. His arrival comes amid a renewed surge in armed attac…
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