As violent gangs extend control in Haiti, UN commits to staying the course

Gang violence is escalating at alarming rates in Haiti: tens of thousands have been forced from their homes, and critical supply chains have collapsed. Despite the rising peril, the UN has committed to remain in the country, helping the most vulnerable to survive the current crisis.

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As violent gangs extend control in Haiti, UN commits to staying the course

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