The U.N. human rights office said it was concerned that extreme violence was spiraling out of control in Haiti. "Clashes between gangs are becoming more violent and more frequent, as they try to ...

More than 530 people have been killed this year in gang violence in Haiti, the United Nations said Tuesday, with many killed by snipers shooting victims at random.

Haiti's permanent representative to the OAS and the country's former police chief. At least 78 police officers have been killed by gangs, which have seized control of police departments in some ...

At least 2.6 million are expected to need immediate lifesaving assistance this year as the overlapping crises leave Haiti’s children ... is in freefall. Gangs have seized control of two-thirds ...

In coordination with Washington, Canada has begun a “significant military deployment in Haiti." #antiimperialism #antiwar ...

The U.S. president is expected to ask Trudeau next week to lead an international security force in the violently unstable country — a challenge some say is very daunting.

The month of March saw the already-bad security situation in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, deteriorate suddenly as gangs appeared to move freely in areas that previously had been considered safe. The ...

The nation of Haiti may be nearing collapse ... As a cholera epidemic rages and gangs take over the nation’s streets, many Haitian migrants are scrambling for a way to get to the United States ...

In October, the United States proposed a resolution at the United Nations Security Council for the deployment of foreign troops into Haiti to assist its national police.

The situation in Haiti is becoming increasingly unstable as gangs take over more control of the country’s capital. The U.S. is turning up pressure on Canada to send a military intervention, but Prime ...