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“UNICEF strongly urges all parties to stop attacks on children and their families and keep them out of harm’s way.”

“UNICEF strongly urges all parties to stop attacks on children and their families and keep them out of harm’s way.”

The text of the joint statement by the Governments of the United States, Kenya, Haiti and Jamaica made at the pre-planning conference for the Multinational Security Support Mission (MMSS), December 14-15 2023, was made public on December 22, 2023...

Monday, December 18, 2023, during an informal meeting of the United Nations General Assembly on Haiti, Democratic Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield, United States Representative to the United Nations in New York, New York declared...

Haitian officials went to Kenya to discuss deploying police officers as part of the Multinational Security Support Mission.

Crime and climate change were reportedly among the agenda items for Tuesday's meeting between Prime Minister Andrew Holness, who is on a working visit to Washington DC, and US National Security Advisor, Jake Sullivan. The Jamaican...

A UN report says violence has extended to Haiti’s central rural region, an area previously considered safe.

Money owed and respect deserved would be a more productive first step forward.

At least 20 criminal groups active in rural Artibonite Valley, said the United Nations Human rights Office and the U.N. Integrated Office in Haiti.

A UN report released Tuesday details a wave of violence that has swept Haiti’s rural reaches, describing gang raids on villages and alarming levels of food insecurity caused by the targeting of farmers in the country’s historic breadbasket.