Masses of residents flee homes in Haiti's capital as gangs ratchet up violence
The U.N. International Office for Migration reports that since Sunday more than 4,300 people have fled their homes in Port-au-Prince and neighboring towns, U.N. spokesperson Stephane Dujarric told reporters at the U.N. in New York on Thursday.
Haitians flee homes as gangs expand control over the country
Haitian residents are fleeing their homes due to the increase in violence in the nation's capital. NBC News' Marissa Parra shares how the recent FAA ban on flights to the country is affecting civilians reliant on non-profit aid from abroad.
American authorities blocked airlines from traveling to Haiti on Tuesday for 30 days after a number of planes were shot by ...
Haiti was in the throes of political chaos. Opponents of President Jovenel Moïse were marching through the streets of Port-au ...
The country’s security situation has deteriorated even further since Monday when at least three planes were shot at, forcing ...
Port-Au-Prince, Haiti — Haiti’s international airport shut down on Monday after gangs opened fire at a commercial flight ...
Law enforcement officers and a vigilante group attacked a Doctors Without Borders ambulance amid a broader crisis of violence ...
Haiti’s ruling presidential council welcomed a new prime minister, entrepreneur Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, on Monday after ...
Haiti's main airport remains closed on Tuesday after a Spirit Airlines plane was shot at by gangs while trying to land on ...
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