Skip to main content

Haiti

Haiti | South America and Caribbean

Current Operations

Multinational Gang Suppression Force (GSF)
Authorization date: 09/25
More information 

BINUH
United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti 
Authorization date: 06/19
More Information

News

10.08.2008
UN mission and national police hold talks on cooperation

(Quelle: UN News) Senior officials with the United Nations peacekeeping force in Haiti have met with their counterparts in the Haitian National Police (HNP) in a notorious district of the capital to discuss how to strengthen the relationship between the two institutions.

go to website
03.08.2008
UN mission strengthens presence at border town

(Quelle: UN News) The United Nations peacekeeping mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) is bolstering its presence in a key north-eastern border town as part of efforts to clamp down on illegal drug trafficking and improve security in an area prone to smuggling and other crimes.

go to website
31.07.2008
Haiti's senate ratifies new prime minister

(Quelle: Reliefweb) Haiti's Senate on Thursday ratified economist Michele Pierre-Louis, President Rene Preval's third choice for prime minister, ending a three-month impasse after the last government was dismissed over food price riots.

go to website
30.07.2008
Ex-soldiers end Haiti stand-off

(Quelle: BBC) Ex-soldiers in Haiti who seized two former military buildings, have ended a tense 24-hour stand-off with police and UN peacekeepers, officials said.

go to website
22.07.2008
UN mission welcomes graduation of hundreds of new prison guards

(Quelle: UN News) Human rights officers with the United Nations peacekeeping mission in Haiti have welcomed the graduation from training of more than 200 new prison guards to help improve conditions in the country’s overcrowded jail system.

go to website
06.07.2008
UN official urges consensus to end Haiti crisis

(Quelle: ISN Security Watch) The UN Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations, Jean-Marie Guehenno, on Sunday called on Haiti's political leaders to hammer out a speedy consensus to end a crisis that has gripped the nation for months. 'A quick way out of the political crisis is needed. It's essential that Haiti get a new government,' Guehenno said at the end of a 48-hours visit here.

go to website
24.06.2008
Les Haïtiens espèrent que Michèle Pierre-Louis mettra fin à la crise de gouvernement

(Quelle: Le Monde) Le président haïtien, René Préval, a désigné l'économiste Michèle Pierre-Louis pour remplacer le premier ministre Jacques-Edouard Alexis, victime d'une motion de censure le 12 avril. Le Parlement a rejeté les deux premiers candidats proposés par le président. Les Haïtiens et la communauté internationale espèrent que ce choix permettra enfin de sortir de la crise politique qui a suivi les émeutes de la faim du début avril.

go to website
30.05.2008
UN mission and local police arrest four men at heart of kidnapping gang

(Quelle: UN News) The United Nations peacekeeping mission in Haiti and the country's police force say they have dismantled an important criminal gang wanted for several recent kidnappings and murders after arresting four men yesterday morning.

go to website
25.05.2008
Haiti's Preval nominates new prime minister

(Quelle: Reliefweb) Haitian President Rene Preval nominated his longtime ally Robert Manuel as prime minister late Sunday amid a political crisis marked by soaring food prices, parliamentary sources said on Monday. The nominee must be approved by both houses of parliament and the president informed parliamentary leaders of his choice on Sunday evening, the sources said.

go to website
11.05.2008
Haitian president faces new government setback

(Quelle: Washington Post) Haitian lawmakers rejected President Rene Preval's candidate for prime minister on Monday, undercutting his efforts to establish a stable democracy in the deeply impoverished Caribbean country.

go to website