OAS pushes for shift in Haiti’s security mission to address root causes

The Organization of American States has called for transforming the Multinational Security Support mission in Haiti into a United Nations Peacekeeping Operation, signaling a shift toward a more comprehensive international approach to address deep-rooted challenges plaguing the Caribbean nation.

OAS approves transition of Haiti security mission to UN peacekeeping operation

The Organization of American States has approved the transformation of Haiti’s Multinational Security Support Mission into a United Nations Peacekeeping Operation. This move, backed by Haiti and the United States, aims to support democratic renewal, transparent elections, and restore constitutional order. Regional representatives emphasized a coordinated effort to address Haiti’s security and governance challenges.

Dupuy praises reduced deportations; Dominican officials dispute claims

Haitian Foreign Minister Dominique Dupuy recently acknowledged a decrease in deportations of Haitian nationals by the Dominican Republic, crediting diplomatic efforts and international solidarity. Dupuy emphasized the need for respectful dialogue between the nations, amid ongoing tensions over migration policies and human rights concerns.

OAS reaffirms backing of Haiti’s transitional government amid political turmoil

Luis Almagro, Secretary-General of the Organization of American States (OAS), reiterated the organization’s support for Haiti’s transitional government under Prime Minister Gary Conille. In response to growing violence and political instability, Almagro highlighted the need for international assistance to secure fair elections and restore stability in the country.

OAS to hold urgent meeting on violent Haitian deportations

Haitian Prime Minister Garry Conille has condemned the mass deportation of Haitians from the Dominican Republic, calling it a violation of human dignity. The OAS will hold an urgent meeting to address violence during these deportations.