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After Latest Tragedy, Authorities Reaffirm Pledge to Tackle Insecurity

After Latest Tragedy, Authorities Reaffirm Pledge to Tackle Insecurity

In a statement released late on the evening of Wednesday, April 23, 2025, the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT) expressed “its deep dismay at the attack carried out this Wednesday, April 23, 2025, against members of the Canapé-Vert brigade by heavily armed individuals, which sadly cost the lives of several brigadiers and left many injured.

Following Day of Violence, PM Fils-Aimé Vows to Bolster Police and Army

Following Day of Violence, PM Fils-Aimé Vows to Bolster Police and Army

Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils Aimé stated that the government and the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT) are continuing to strengthen the Haitian National Police (PNH) and the Armed Forces of Haiti (FADH), and offered his condolences to the police officers and other members of the Canapé-Vert protection committee who were killed during violent clashes with armed gangs in Pacot on Wednesday, April 23, 2025.

PM Fils-Aimé Says Steps Taken to Secure Strategic Zone Around Digicel and Natcom

PM Fils-Aimé Says Steps Taken to Secure Strategic Zone Around Digicel and Natcom

Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé assured that all “possible measures” are being taken to secure the “strategic zone” where the country’s two telecommunications companies, Natcom and Digicel, are located, just hours after violent clashes erupted on Tuesday, April 23, in Pacot between armed gangs, the police, and members of neighborhood committees.

Pierre Espérance Alleges Favoritism in Police Contract Awards

Pierre Espérance Alleges Favoritism in Police Contract Awards

Pierre Espérance, Executive Director of the National Human Rights Defense Network (RNDDH), stated that there is no "oversight" over the expenditures of the Haitian National Police (PNH), particularly regarding the awarding of public contracts.

Telecom Breakdown Sparks Outrage in Haiti’s Southeast Region

Telecom Breakdown Sparks Outrage in Haiti’s Southeast Region

In Jacmel, in the southeastern region of Haiti, complaints are mounting over the continuous decline in telecommunications services.

Pierre Espérance Criticizes Leadership Void at the Top of Haitian Police

Pierre Espérance Criticizes Leadership Void at the Top of Haitian Police

The current Director General of the Haitian National Police (PNH), Rameau Normil, is not experiencing his best days at the head of the police institution. After more than eight months in charge of the PNH, Mr. Normil’s leadership is now being questioned, and his record remains mixed.

“Let Us Remember Pope Francis!” — Cardinal Langlois' Tribute

“Let Us Remember Pope Francis!” — Cardinal Langlois' Tribute

Pope Francis, who died on April 21 following a stroke that led to a coma and irreversible cardiocirculatory failure, according to his death certificate, will be laid to rest on Saturday morning in St.

GARR Sounds the Alarm on Plight of Haitians Deported from the Dominican Republic

GARR Sounds the Alarm on Plight of Haitians Deported from the Dominican Republic

The situation of Haitian nationals in the Dominican Republic continues to deteriorate.

Dominican Chancellor Warns Haiti’s Security Crisis May Spark International Conflict

Dominican Chancellor Warns Haiti’s Security Crisis May Spark International Conflict

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Dominican Republic, Roberto Alvarez, has alerted the international community to the risk that the situation in Haiti could spiral out of control.

Haiti: Fire and No Fire Service

Haiti: Fire and No Fire Service

It’s true—both literally and figuratively.

Binational Solidarity Week Calls for Stronger Haitian-Dominican Ties

Binational Solidarity Week Calls for Stronger Haitian-Dominican Ties

In 2025, the 13th edition of the traditional Diaspora Week was exceptionally renamed the Binational Solidarity Week, a decision made by the Zile Foundation due to the tragic circumstances affecting both Haiti and the Dominican Republic.

OPC Raises Alarm Over Growing Displacement Crisis in Port-au-Prince

OPC Raises Alarm Over Growing Displacement Crisis in Port-au-Prince

In a report published this month, the Office of Citizen Protection (OPC) raises the alarm about the situation of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in the metropolitan area. Fleeing escalating violence from armed groups, these populations are living in precarious, often undignified conditions, without any form of institutional protection. The human rights defense institution is calling for a rapid, structured response grounded in respect for fundamental rights.

Port-au-Prince Court of First Instance Operates Only on Paper after Relocation

Port-au-Prince Court of First Instance Operates Only on Paper after Relocation

Crowding, discomfort, and chaos coexist inside the building that houses the Court of First Instance of Port-au-Prince. More than three weeks after its grand inauguration by the highest authorities of the State, there is still no office furniture or equipment to resume hearings.

Taiwan’s Embassy in Haiti Pays Tribute to Ambassador Roudy Stanley Penn

Taiwan’s Embassy in Haiti Pays Tribute to Ambassador Roudy Stanley Penn

The Ambassador of the Republic of China (Taiwan) in Haiti, Chen-hao Hu, on Tuesday, April 22, 2025, decorated former Haitian ambassador to Taiwan, Roudy Stanley Penn.

Death of Pope Francis: Haiti Pays Tribute to a Deeply Committed Spiritual Leader

Death of Pope Francis: Haiti Pays Tribute to a Deeply Committed Spiritual Leader

The Catholic world is in mourning.

Zile Foundation Urges Dialogue and Condemns Violence Between Haiti and the Dominican Republic

Zile Foundation Urges Dialogue and Condemns Violence Between Haiti and the Dominican Republic

The Zile Foundation, an organization dedicated to promoting peace and cooperation between Haiti and the Dominican Republic, has strongly condemned recent calls for hatred in Haiti following documented expulsions and mistreatment of Haitians in Dominican territory.

Jesuit Migrant Service Appeals for Aid Amid Mass Deportations

Jesuit Migrant Service Appeals for Aid Amid Mass Deportations

The process of mass deportations of Haitian nationals, which has intensified since early October under the administration of Dominican President Luis Abinader, continues to raise concerns among local organizations working to protect migrants.

UN Security Council Extends and Strengthens Sanctions Regime Against Haiti

UN Security Council Extends and Strengthens Sanctions Regime Against Haiti

The UN Security Council unanimously adopted Resolution 2752 (2024) with all 15 members in favor, extending for one year the current sanctions regime in Haiti.

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