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Haiti launches judicial units to tackle corruption, electoral fraud and sexual violence 
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Crime & Justice

Haiti launches judicial units to tackle corruption, electoral fraud and sexual violence 

While Haitian officials have presented the specialized judicial units as a historic step to combat gang crimes, corruption and sexual violence, human rights organizations warn that insecurity, limited jurisdiction and weak judicial independence could prevent the reform from delivering meaningful results. The post Haiti launches judicial units to tackle corruption, electoral fraud and sexual violence  appeared first on The Haitian Times.

today2026-05-28

Haiti’s Northwest turns to sea travel as gangs block roads, but operators say soaring fees threaten key alternative 
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Haiti’s Northwest turns to sea travel as gangs block roads, but operators say soaring fees threaten key alternative 

Wisner Désir, a 24-year-old boat captain who has worked in maritime transport for seven years, said operators are demanding fairer regulations and lower fees. Several boat owners accused authorities of undermining an already fragile sector. The post Haiti’s Northwest turns to sea travel as gangs block roads, but operators say soaring fees threaten key alternative  appeared first on The Haitian Times.

today2026-05-21

Human rights advocate, police chief questioned in Haiti probe into Jovenel Moïse assassination 
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Human rights advocate, police chief questioned in Haiti probe into Jovenel Moïse assassination 

Haiti’s reopened investigation into President Jovenel Moïse’s assassination continues as judicial authorities question key national figures. Meanwhile, a U.S. jury convicts four men linked to the international conspiracy behind the killing. The post Human rights advocate, police chief questioned in Haiti probe into Jovenel Moïse assassination  appeared first on The Haitian Times.

today2026-05-09

Haiti court orders Episcopal Church leaders, ex-officials to stand trial in arms trafficking case
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Haiti court orders Episcopal Church leaders, ex-officials to stand trial in arms trafficking case

The case dates back to July 2022, when police intercepted a shipment of weapons and ammunition intended for the Episcopal Church of Haiti in Port-au-Prince. A search uncovered 18 assault rifles, a shotgun, pistols, nearly 20,000 rounds of ammunition, magazines and $50,000 in fake cash. The post Haiti court orders Episcopal Church leaders, ex-officials to stand trial in arms trafficking case appeared first on The Haitian Times.

today2026-04-29

Final group of Kenyan officers leaves Haiti as security mission ends in failure
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Final group of Kenyan officers leaves Haiti as security mission ends in failure

The Kenya-led mission exits Haiti after falling short of its goals, leaving a worsening security crisis behind. The UN says over 90% of Port-au-Prince is controlled by armed groups, and internal displacement continues to rise. Many rights groups also say the mission failed to help neutralize key gang leaders or restore lasting state control. The post Final group of Kenyan officers leaves Haiti as security mission ends in failure appeared first on The Haitian Times.

today2026-04-28

Haitians revive claims of plot to block Port-au-Prince airport operations after Belgian plane incident 
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Haitians revive claims of plot to block Port-au-Prince airport operations after Belgian plane incident 

A Belgian military aircraft struck by gunfire during landing in Port-au-Prince has revived debate over airport security and ongoing U.S. flight restrictions. Economist Etzer Emile emphasizes that the issue is less about closure than about security guarantees, noting that the Haitian government must rebuild confidence with the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration authorities. The post Haitians revive claims of plot to block Port-au-Prince airport operations after Belgian plane incident  appeared first on The Haitian Times.

today2026-04-27