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Kenscoff Massacres: RNDDH accuses the CSPN of delivering the population without protection
In a damning report published on September 16, 2026, the National Network for the Defense of Human Rights (RNDDH) reveals the circumstances of two massacres perpetrated in July and August 2026 in the commune of Kenscoff. At least 164 people were murdered, 71 kidnapped, and dozens of houses burned. The organization points to the responsibility of state authorities, particularly the…
Haiti: The wave of kidnappings spirals out of control, five students abducted in broad daylight in Bois-Verna
Five students, three of them from the same family, were abducted Friday morning in Bois-Verna, between Caméléon and Dufort streets, in the Lalue area of downtown Port-au-Prince. This mass kidnapping, occurring in the midst of the school year, adds to a series of abductions affecting every social class. Neither the PNH, nor the Gang Suppression Force, nor the Superior Council…
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Haiti Restricts Entry of Dominican Products: Behind the Border Measure, Bilateral Relations and the Grave Security Problem
Since Monday, September 14, 2026, Haitian authorities have closed land access to a series of goods from the Dominican Republic. The blockade applies at the Dajabón/Ouanaminthe border crossing, according to the Dominican daily Diario Libre. The decision concerns around twenty products that had until now used the land route to reach the Haitian market. The restriction targets basic necessities such…
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Kenscoff Massacres: RNDDH accuses the CSPN of delivering the population without protection
In a damning report published on September 16, 2026, the National Network…
Haiti: The wave of kidnappings spirals out of control, five students abducted in broad daylight in Bois-Verna
Five students, three of them from the same family, were abducted Friday…
A Trump-Endorsed Republican Tells Him His Deportation Push Has “Gone Too Far”
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