Escalating gang violence and displacement continue to drive humanitarian needs in Haiti, the UN said on Wednesday.

From Miami to Port-au-Prince to Washington, Catholic voices offer sobering insight and a sliver of hope for Haiti’s future.

NEW YORK —Haiti’s human rights crisis is spiraling out of control, driven by entrenched elite corruption, a fractured ...

For four years Jean Fritz Dieu fought to stay alive, traveling by motorbike over rugged mountains and through gang-controlled ...

Between October 2024 and June 2025, 4,864 people have been killed in Haiti amid worsening gang violence nationwide. Port-au-Prince and surrounding areas accounted for more than 1,000 of the deaths.

The United Nations yesterday said it remained “deeply concerned” over escalating violence in Haiti, particularly in the ...

Amid runaway gang violence and crumbling state authority, the Security Council on Monday unanimously extended the mandate of ...

The IOM's Operating in Crisis 2024 report reveals the devastating humanitarian needs across the globe, from Gaza to Haiti.

Right now we’re very much seeing the U.S. go through, in some ways, a bipolar approach to how it’s dealing with these global crises.” ...

Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) says escalating violence and displacement continue to create ...

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs yesterday warned Bahamians to avoid all travel to areas of Haiti impacted by gang violence as ...

The United Nations Security Council decided on 14 July 2025 to extend the mandate of the United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti (BINUH) until 31 January 2026 as Council members spotlighted the ...