Haiti ‘free autumn’ is a group of rights groups as violence increases Armed groups News

The security situation in Haiti is “free fall”, Human Rights Watch (HRW) warned Armed groups Continue to emerge fatal violence in other areas in the capital and the Caribbean area in the capital.

On Thursday, the criminal groups of HRW have increased their attacks in Port au-princess since last year and only 10 percent of the city are under state control.

“Haiti’s security situation is free in free fall and Haitians are terribly abused,” Natalye Cotrino, a high American researcher of the rights group.

Strong armed groups in the country can be reacting from violence as strong armed groups with the country’s political and business leaders.

However, after the situation, the situation was dramatically deteriorated July 2021 conspiracy President of Haiti Jovenel Moise, created an electricity vacuum.

In 2024, the teams have launched attacks on Port-Au-Prince prisons and other government agencies and caused an updated political crisis.

The violence campaign caused the resignation of Haiti Inappropriate Prime MinisterThe transition to establishment of the Presidential Assembly and the placement of a multinational police mission supported by the United Nations.

This The police force leading Kenya – It is officially recognized as a multinational security support mission (MSS) – but failed to control back from the gangs. Observers say the mission is back and equipped.

Recently, “Self-Defense” groups were formed in response to armed groups that cause more fatal violence.

The protests were also divided in the Port-Au-princess against the Presidential Council of the country, which could not restore security. In April 7, the authorities declared a new state of emergency in case of violence.

“Emergencies, effective armored vehicles, as necessary to declare emergencies with the necessary resources, will not solve the crisis of insecurity,” the leading Haitian rights group Last Report.

“The absence of the state’s reaction was transformed into the police into firefighters – constantly without a strategic direction – the cities are one after another.”

‘Why doesn’t anyone help us?’

According to the UN figures, at least 1,518 people died, January 1 and March 27, “Self-defense” groups, security forces and violence, and 572 people were injured.

Speaking to HRW, a helper assist in Haiti, people said “no longer a safe place.”

“Women … The women seeking help were not only lost and raped and raped, and they struggled to live in the streets, and struggled to survive. We do not know how much they could not bear.”

“All (sacrifices) are the rest of violence. Since no support from the police or government, they felt abandoned.” Why not help us? “

The UN is also called More than 1 million Haitian violence, and half of the country, 5.5 million people were displaced by helpless food insecurity.

In early April, rescue the children that more than 40,000 children were expelled in the first three months of 2025.

“Children in Haiti were trapped in a nightmare,” said the group’s Haitian Country Director Chantal Sylvie Imbeault, said statement.

“They live in fatal areas managed by armed groups, a normal childhood robbery and recruitment risk – humanitarian aid struggles to reach them,” he said.

“Displacement continues to fly, shelters completely overlooks, leaving those who are sensitive to diseases, exploitationand sexual violence. “