Haiti Defense Minister Jean Michel Moïse warns that the country is on the brink of being fully controlled by gangs.

The Organization of American States is coming under pressure to help quash gang violence in Haiti as a U.N.-backed mission ...

Send us your questions for live Q&A on Haiti crisis Chief correspondent Stuart ... the edge of what's called the "red zone" where the gangs control the streets. Security forces want to take ...

Haiti’s major gangs, which made their debut as an allied force last year, run various extortion rackets, which are used to buy illegal weapons and ammunition and pay their members, as well as ...

The Organisation of American States (OAS), which comprises most countries of the Americas, has been urged to become more ...

Such efforts failed, however, as the latest estimates indicate that Haitian gangs have advanced to control around 85 ... rescue stranded Americans in Haiti, similarly urged the US government to ...

Top Haitian ministers called for urgent security support from neighbors at a meeting of the Organization of American States ...

Introduced by Curtis and colleagues, the Haiti Criminal Collusion Transparency Act would set sanctions on criminal gangs and ...

Haiti is the forgotten scenario of an endless collective tragedy. The country's authorities barely control a territory taken over by the powerful Haitian gangs. International organizations' data show ...

including two of Haiti’s biggest ones: G-9 and G-Pèp, which were fierce rivals. Gangs control at least 85% of Haiti’s capital, with Viv Ansanm attacking once peaceful communities in recent ...

At least 35 members of the gang Viv Ansanm were gunned down by Haitian law enforcement, and 40 others were wounded, last week in a violent clash in the Port-au-Prince suburb of Pacot, the National ...