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GENEVA (28 March 2024) – A UN Human Rights Office report published today calls for immediate and bold action to tackle the “cataclysmic” situation in Haiti.  “Corruption, impunity and poor governance, compounded by increasing levels of gang violence, have eroded the rule of law and brought State institutions… close to collapse. The impact of generalised insecurity on the population is dire and deteriorating…and the population is severely deprived of enjoying […]

Haiti’s leaders have finalized a political agreement to serve as the framework of a 22-month transitional government that will be charged with returning order to the gang-plagued capital and pave the way toward elections for the swearing-in of a new president in two years — on Feb. 7, 2026.

The latest developments at the United Nations at the intersection of national security, human rights, and the rule of law.

Haitians are continuing to flee the surge in violence in their country’s capital while all domestic and international flights in and out of Port-u-Prince remain suspended. The worsening situation and lack of movement, both by those inside and outside of Haiti, led one of the country’s leading journalists, Roberson Alphonse, to ask this week whether Haitians lives don’t count in the eyes of the international community. “We are people,” he said on Port-au-Prince’s Magik 9 radio station. “The lives

Haitians are continuing to flee the surge in violence in their country’s capital while all domestic and international flights in and out of Port-u-Prince remain suspended. The worsening situation and lack of movement, both by those inside and outside of Haiti, led one of the country’s leading journalists, Roberson Alphonse, to ask this week whether Haitians lives don’t count in the eyes of the international community. “We are people,” he said on Port-au-Prince’s Magik 9 radio station. “The lives