Haiti

Haiti became a hotbed of gang violence after the assassination of former president Jovenel Moise in 2021.

The heavy rainfall and flooding in the Dominican Republic led to the displacement of hundreds of residents in the affected areas. Additionally, at least 25 out of the country's 31 provinces were placed on red alert.

The incident took place on a Christian campus near Port au Prince, the capital of Haiti, days after the U.S. issued a level-four "do not travel" advisory.

Last month's floods and earthquake have heaped more trauma on Haiti, giving them no time to heal.

Haitian inmates find themselves thirsty, starving, and forced to sleep while standing due to the lack of adequate space to lie down.

At least three people have died in an earthquake in Haiti, just days after deadly floods.

Vigilante killings are on the rise in Haiti, where five men were murdered and set on fire on Tuesday.

As Haiti suffers from a hunger crisis, Mercy Corps warns of rising gang-on-civilian violence.

Even though gangs have tightened their grip on Haiti, Fontaine Hospital Center is still standing its ground.

A Haitian man believed to be a member of the gang involved in the six Haitian police officers' recent killings was arrested in Dominican Republic and deported.

Gang members in Haiti kidnapped three worshippers as they left a church in Port-au-Prince after Sunday Mass.

Amid gang violence, political instability and cholera outbreak in Haiti, half of its children are depending on humanitarian aid to survive, said Unicef.

The Canadian government said on Sunday that it deployed a military aircraft over Haiti to help in disrupting the activities of Haitian gangs.

The United States and Canada has expressed disinterest in sending armed troops to Haiti to help them deal with their current humanitarian crisis, despite pleas from the United Nations and the country.

UN Secretary General António Guterres on Monday insisted on the deployment of an international specialized armed force in Haiti.

Close to 400 Haitian migrants have been detained by the U.S. Coast Guard after they were found attempting to enter the country through a "very much unsafe" and overloaded boat.

Canada has sent more armored vehicles to Haiti to assist in fighting criminal gangs from taking over the Caribbean nation.

As U.S. President Joe Biden and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau discuss potential intervention in the Haitian crisis, people flock to the country's sole immigration office in Port-au-Prince.

Haiti’s 10 remaining senators see their terms come to a close this week leading the country's political crisis into a deep spiral of violence and instability.

Despite calls from the United Nations to intervene in the current crisis happening in Haiti, the international community has largely taken no action to start the necessary coalition to address the issues.

UN’s Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed on Wednesday urged countries to send an international specialized armed force to Haiti amid gang violence and political instability.

As Haiti faces an escalating humanitarian crisis exacerbated by a cholera outbreak and food shortage, U.N. humanitarian chief Ulrika Richardson claims that close to 60% of the capital is controlled by gangs.

The U.S. on Monday expanded the temporary legal status program of the Haitian refugees living in the country as the latter's political and social situation continues to deteriorate.

Haiti has been plagued by kidnapping cases, said to be a major income source of gangs in the country.

The head of Haiti’s National Police Academy was shot to death over the weekend in the Pétion-Ville neighborhood of Port-au-Prince.

Dominican Republic have reportedly deported 43,900 migrants, largely Haitians, between July and October, but they rejected criticism of Haitian deportations.

The cholera outbreak in Haiti is getting worse with confirmed cases jumping to more than 700 and cholera-related deaths to about 161.

Families have been forced to send their kids to shelters or orphanages in Haiti as gang wars continue to grow worse.

After a local gang forced a fuel blockade for two months that caused a slowdown in Haiti's economy, gas stations reopened on Saturday.

Seven Haitian gang leaders are being indicted and charged for their role in kidnapping U.S. citizens in Haiti in recent years, including the kidnapping of 16 American missionaries in 2021.