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USA : End date of evacuations - 2nd day of relative calm in Port-au-Prince - End of run for an escaped rapist - Inmates in serious difficulty in 3 prisons - Canada : End of evacuations -.

Individuals who fled Port-au-Prince are facing adaptation challenges in provincial areas, yet they believe the relocation was necessary and worth it.

In recent weeks, armed attacks have intensified in the Metropolitan Area of Port-au-Prince...

(OSV News) -- A Brooklyn, New York, priest is now back at his parish after a harrowing trip to his native Haiti -- one that saw his return delayed by that nation's chaotic gang violence. Father Lucon Rigaud, pastor of Holy Innocents Parish and Our Lady of Ransom Parish in Brooklyn's Flatbush section, traveled to

An Airdrie man caught up in Haitian unrest has found safety in Florida, as Canada works to evacuate Canadians.

Tuesday March 26, the center of Port-au-Prince was under the control of armed gangs, the shootings have stopped and the situation is evolving in « relative calm...» stores opened their doors after a night of great violence and looting...

Joseph Mackenson, an escapee from the National Penitentiary of Port-au-Prince, was arrested by the South-East Police, in the Lakou 34 area, not far from the Jacmel Cemetery...

“Health infrastructure in Haiti is on the brink of collapsing”, the UN has warned as the violence-stricken nation suffers shortages.

As US pushes police mission, sceptical Haitians seek to rebuild their country themselves  - The New Humanitarian puts quality, independent journalism at the service of the millions of people affected by humanitarian crises around the world

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