Canada is said to be reluctant and thinks it is sufficient to send weapons and equipment to arm the police forces and RCMP to train Haitian police. Blinken's ...
is the decision-maker as to who heads the invading foreign forces says everything Canadians need to know about the overall aim of Blinken’s official visit. Blinken’s deputy, Brian Nichols, is quoted as saying, “There are a number of countries that could lead this mission, with Canada at the top of the list.” A main aim of the visit is to cajole Canada to lead “an international intervention force” in Haiti to control what Canada and the U.S.
The Canadian delegation is in Haiti “to consult with stakeholders on options to support Haitian people in resolving the humanitarian and security crises and how ...
with many other countries about who might be willing to participate in such a mission, as well as who will lead it,” Blinken said at a news conference in Ottawa. Gangs are blocking access to a key fuel terminal to protest a government decision to cut fuel subsidies, drying up gasoline and diesel supplies. “We’re talking between us but also… [United States has said it is confident](https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/us-confident-un-security-council-resolution-task-force-haiti-early-november-2022-10-26/) of securing a United Nations Security Council resolution and finding nations to lead a task force in early November to address the island’s c generals held a call](https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/top-us-canadian-generals-discuss-haitis-security-situation-pentagon-says-2022-10-26/) to discuss the security situation after Haitian officials [earlier this month](https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/haiti-wants-us-canada-lead-anti-gang-strike-force-diplomat-says-2022-10-10/) urged the two nations to take the lead in forming a so-called strike force to target gangs. The Canadian delegation is in Haiti “to consult with stakeholders on options to support Haitian people in resolving the humanitarian and security crises and how Canada can contribute to the international response,” the Canadian government said in a statement on Thursday.
Canada has sent a delegation to Haiti to assess security and humanitarian concerns as the country faces worsening political instability and gang activity.
Haitians have taken to the streets in recent weeks denouncing foreign aid and occupation, saying the U.S. and other powers have contributed to the destabilization of Haiti. Canada’s foreign minister and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met with U.S.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday said a clear plan of action was needed before any mission to help Haiti goes forward, a day after his ...
Security Council resolution and finding nations to lead a task force in early November to address the crisis in Haiti, the poorest nation in the Americas. The blockade has led to shortages of gasoline and diesel and halted most transport, in turn creating shortages of basic goods, including clean water. "I'm so pleased that there is such an interest by the Caribbean countries to be part of any solution," Trudeau told reporters in Winnipeg.
Florida state Rep. Dotie Joseph is urging the state's child welfare agency to keep a 9-month-old U.S.-born baby in South Florida rather than pursue its ...
“With no steady income or running water, the baby’s grandmother’s ability to provide a ‘safe and stable’ [environment] should be fully examined before sending him away.” Schools have not been able to open for the school year and hospitals are inaccessible. [ five days after the Miami Herald reported that Ector was born in Broward County to a mother with mental health issues and a father not involved in his care.](https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/world/americas/haiti/article267670387.html) By birthright, he is an American citizen. The Broward couple have taken care of Ector almost since his birth and want to adopt him. The grandmother lives in a mountainous region outside of gang-plagued Port-au-Prince, has no steady income and had not made a claim for the child in Florida courts. The inconsistency in treatment between Ector and his siblings, and fears for his safety in Haiti amid its worsening humanitarian and security crisis, led the Simmonses to file a federal lawsuit to block his removal. Embassy in Haiti has ordered the evacuation of all U.S. Her state House district includes parts of Miami, unincorporated Miami-Dade County, Biscayne Park, El Portal and Miami Shores. DCF did not immediately respond to a request for comment. “In the case of Baby Ector, we strongly object to the decision to send him to a country embroiled in economic and socio-political crises. citizen baby to Haiti The U.S.
Antony Blinken, en compagnie de la ministre canadienne des Affaires étrangères Mélanie Joly, a visité le marché Jean-Talon, où il a été pris à partie par des ...
D'où l'importance, a-t-il rappelé de régler la question sécuritaire dans la perle des Antilles. Blinken, des sanctions seront bientôt imposées aux élites qui financent et équipent les gangs criminels qui bloquent notamment le principal terminal pétrolier du pays, provoquant une pénurie généralisée de carburant. De passage vendredi à Montréal à l'occasion d'une visite de deux jours au Canada, le secrétaire d'État américain Antony Blinken a réitéré l'engagement de Washington – et de ses alliés – à régler la question sécuritaire en Haïti, où la population est aux prises avec des gangs, de la violence, une pénurie d'essence et une épidémie de choléra.
Le secrétaire d'État américain, Antony Blinken, poursuivait sa visite en sol canadien et était de passage vendredi à Montréal en compagnie de la ministre des ...
« Il faut faire plus pour soutenir la police et les forces haïtiennes pour ramener le contrôle », a-t-il ajouté. De son côté, Antony Blinken a insisté sur le fait que « des membres [de gang] sont connectés à des élites qui les dirigent, qui les financent et que l’État ne contrôle pas ». « Que dites-vous aux Haïtiens et aux membres de la diaspora pour les rassurer ? L’homologue de Mélanie Joly cherche à convaincre Ottawa de mener une force d’intervention internationale, alors que le Canada évalue ses options avant de prendre une décision sur la meilleure marche à suivre. Notre but, c’est d’aider, parce qu’on a une obligation d’aider », a-t-elle insisté. Leur visite au marché Jean-Talon en matinée a été perturbée par des manifestants.
En ce moment, ce sont «des gangs criminelles lourdement armées qui terrorisent le peuple, que ce soit des viols de mineurs, de femmes plus âgées, d'enlèvements ...
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News and Press Release in English on Haiti about Food and Nutrition, Gender, Epidemic and more; published on 27 Oct 2022 by Plan International.
As the hunger crisis also worsens, Plan International says it will continue to provide assistance to women, girls and their families too. The hope is to reach at least 77,300 households for the response within our areas of interventions,” says Canez. This has directly resulted in numerous cases of unwanted and early pregnancies according to the research. We have been building powerful partnerships for children for more than 80 years and now work in more than 75 countries. This year is especially concerning as the World Health Organization has said there’s a shortage of cholera vaccines due to a rise in global cases. The research shows that on average, women in 87% of households receive a lower food ration than men, compared with 12% of women who receive the most. Plan International will also develop a radio spot for awareness raising in communities. But the ongoing violence and fuel shortages in the country have made access difficult. The UN also says 100,000 children under the age of five are severely malnourished in Haiti. Some 4.7 million people are experiencing high levels of acute food insecurity in a crisis driven by political violence and natural disasters in the Caribbean country. The fuel shortages and daily violence are affecting how and where we can work and urgent supplies are not getting where they should be. Not only are we challenged with getting enough funds to provide food and other crucial elements, with the current crisis in the country it is almost impossible to move around.
The IOM said gang-related violence has led to “racketeering, kidnappings and wider criminal acts in a context characterized by deep inequalities, high levels of ...
[raping women, children and men and setting homes on fire as they fight to control more territory](https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/sep/18/haiti-violence-gang-rule-port-au-prince) in the wake of the July 2021 assassination of President Jovenel Moïse, according to the UN. [prompted the government to request the immediate deployment](https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/oct/07/haiti-international-armed-force-decree-blockade) of foreign troops. Gang violence, kidnapping and intimidation has forced about 96,000 people to flee their homes in Haiti’s capital, the UN’s International Organization for Migration (IOM) said on Friday, as the country faces a crisis that has
Haitians are saying "no to armed invasion from the international community, because every time there is the so-called 'help' invasion... it results in chaos ...
[authorization](https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1994-08-01-mn-22402-story.html) to stage a U.S.-led invasion to "restore democracy" to Haiti. Clinton [sent 25,000 troops](https://www.thedailybeast.com/bill-clintons-shameful-haiti-legacy) on a "nation-building" mission, and Aristide was returned to the Palais National. [brutal](https://www.coha.org/tonton-macoutes/) Duvalier dynasty. peacekeepers infected more than 800,000 people in four regional countries, [killing](https://www.paho.org/hq/dmdocuments/2017/2017-dec-28-phe-epi-update-cholera.pdf) over 10,000 of them. being in Haiti after the earthquake." troops [ran rampant](https://www.google.com/books/edition/Taking_Haiti/F10WW5_MNmEC?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=%E2%80%9Crape+would+go+unrecognized,+unnamed,+and,+of+course,+unpunished%22&pg=PA163&printsec=frontcover) and went unpunished. politicians and press hailed what they [called](https://eji.org/news/haitis-forced-payments-to-enslavers-cost-economy-21-billion-the-new-york-times-found/) America's "civilizing mission." Thousands of Haitians who resisted were [killed](https://www.google.com/books/edition/The_United_States_Occupation_of_Haiti_19/xkzoLWt_-NMC?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=u.s.+occupation+of+haiti+killed+thousands&pg=PA118&printsec=frontcover). [wrote](https://content.time.com/time/subscriber/article/0,33009,747661,00.html) Time at the end of the occupation, "landed at Port-au-Prince and began forcibly soothing everybody." "Haitians call for a localized, Haitian solution based on the principles of self-determination." "The U.S. "The entire world must demand #HandsOffHaiti right now."