UN and U.S. condemn gang massacre in Haiti that leaves 70 dead
The United States has condemned a massacre in the Haitian town of Pont Sondé, where the armed gang Grand Grif killed 70 people, including women and children. The attack has prompted calls for increased international support to combat gang violence in Haiti.
Haitian Prime Minister condemns Pont-Sondé massacre, urges national unity
Haiti’s Prime Minister Garry Conille condemned a brutal gang attack in Pont-Sondé that killed at least 54 people, calling for national unity and a coordinated government response. The government has launched a major operation to strengthen security in the region.
UN Extends Haiti Security Mission as Calls for Peacekeepers Grow
The UN has extended its Multinational Security Mission in Haiti for another year, but Haitian officials argue that a full peacekeeping force is needed to effectively combat gang violence and insecurity.
UN Calls for Immediate Action as Haiti’s Gang Violence Kills Over 3,600
The United Nations has urged urgent international action to address escalating gang violence in Haiti, which has claimed over 3,600 lives in 2024. The UN emphasizes the need for better-equipped security missions and a global arms embargo to prevent further loss of life.
U.S. Pledges $160 Million in New Aid for Haiti
The U.S. announced $160 million in new aid for Haiti to address the country’s security and development needs, bringing total aid to $1.3 billion since 2021. The announcement follows increased international efforts to stabilize Haiti, but challenges remain due to underfunded security missions.