What Haitians want from the next phase of UN and international support (Full Report)
For the latest international and multilateral intervention in Haiti to serve the population effectively, it is essential to understand what Haitians themselves want from any peace process, and what they think of the country’s current situation and challenges. This paper aims to fill that gap. It presents the findings of a nationwide, in-person survey of 1,332 Haitian adults, conducted in May 2026 with Q-Q Research Consultants.
The survey finds that Haitians overwhelmingly want security, early elections, and improvements in healthcare and education. Support for the new UN-backed Gang Suppression Force (GSF), which supersedes the previous Multinational Security Support mission, is mixed. Ha
UN chief condemns Haiti gang attack that killed at least 47
UN Secretary General António Guterres has condemned a gang attack in Haiti that killed at least 47 people, including 22 who were reportedly executed at a church compound where they had sought shelter.
André François Giroux : sécurité, élections et gouvernance, les dernières lignes d’un mandat diplomatique en Haïti
Au terme de trois années de présence diplomatique en Haïti, l’ambassadeur du Canada, André François Giroux, laisse derrière lui une série de prises de position qui auront marqué le débat sur la crise haïtienne. De la sécurité aux élections, en passant par la gouvernance, la lutte contre la corruption, le rôle de la communauté internationale et le renforcement des institutions nationales, le diplomate canadien a défendu une ligne constante : l’aide internationale peut accompagner Haïti, mais elle ne peut se substituer aux Haïtiens dans la construction de leur avenir.
Haiti gang raid kills 47 in Kenscoff, fuelling anger over security lapses
An overnight gang raid on Kenscoff killed at least 47 people and injured 22, according to the United Nations. The attack triggered anger over repeated security failures and renewed fears over Haiti's December election plans.
Defensa y Migración refuerzan controles fronterizos ante temor de cruces irregulares de haitianos deportados desde Estados Unidos
El ministro de Defensa, teniente general Carlos Fernández Onofre, y el director general de Migración, vicealmirante Luis Rafael Lee Ballester, confirmaron que las autoridades dominicanas coordinan medidas preventivas ante la posibilidad de que haitianos deportados desde Estados Unidos intenten ingresar de manera irregular al país.