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Haiti’s collapse runs deeper than gang violence, with elites, armed groups and failed foreign aid fueling a growing human rights crisis, a new Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti report warns. The post Haiti’s human rights crisis deepens as elites, gangs and foreign missteps fuel systemic collapse, report says appeared first on The Haitian Times.
With gang violence spreading and trust in public institutions declining, Haiti’s electoral council faces mounting pressure to deliver a referendum ahead of general elections—without a clear timeline or security guarantees. The post Amid deepening distrust, Haiti’s electoral council stalls on referendum and election plans appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Petro’s second Haiti trip within just seven months revives speculation over freeing Colombians tied to President Moïse's assassination amid court order delays. A visit initially scheduled for 48 hours was suddenly cut short, with no press briefing or ceremony, leaving Port-au-Prince to question possible motives. The post Gustavo Petro’s Haiti follow-up visit sparks suspicion amid Moïse assassination inquiry appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Since its launch in 2023, the Regional Afrofeminist School has grown into a political education space and hub for strategic reflection, paying tribute to Anne-Marie Coriolan’s legacy. The post Women’s rights activistAnne-Marie Coriolan celebrated as Afrofeminist school recruits new cohort appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Four years after President Jovenel Moïse’s assassination, Haiti’s judicial system still has not held a trial. Although 51 people were indicted last year, repeated delays, missing suspects, and ongoing insecurity have hindered progress. Meanwhile, a parallel proceeding in the United States has resulted in six individuals, who pleaded guilty in the case, being convicted—five of whom received life sentences, and one was sentenced to nine years in prison. Five additional suspects in U.S. custody are awaiting trial, scheduled for March […]
As Haiti’s Court of Appeal concludes hearings on Claude Joseph’s indictment, a U.S. trial linked to the assassination of President Jovenel Moise—initially scheduled for September 2025— has been postponed to March 2026. The former Haitian prime minister has appealed the indictment against him in the case. The post Ex-Haitian PM Claude Joseph rejects indictment in Moïse assassination before court of appeal appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Organizers of Haiti’s Patriotic Congress unveiled a reform plan demanding elections, police funding, and an end to endless transitional governments. The post Haiti’s national summit ends with reform blueprint calling for new elections, security overhaul appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The OAS has mandated Secretary General Albert Ramdin to submit a 45-day action plan to assist Haitian authorities in areas including security, humanitarian aid, political consensus and credible elections to end the political transition. The UN Security Council will also meet Monday to address Haiti’s growing crisis. The post Latin American nations call for urgent Haiti aid plan as gangs expand and international mission stalls appeared first on The Haitian Times.
As state institutions falter, Gwoup Konbit’s fifth annual workshop emphasized Haiti’s survival depends on ancestral values like konbit. Through speeches, panels and youth-led activities, the group called for civic renewal through grassroots action—not foreign aid. The post Gwoup Konbit rallies Haitians to rebuild the nation through collective action appeared first on The Haitian Times.
