This is the second critical incident the organization has suffered in the last four months, and MSF is still waiting for the ...

President Luis Abinader announced a series of measures to combat irregular migration. Among these measures, one concerns the ...

Right now, the only safe movement in Haiti is via helicopter. The roads out of the city are controlled by gangs.

Clashes between armed groups in the “Viv Ansanm” coalition and government forces have dragged the country into a spiral of ...

Members of the powerful gang coalition Viv Ansanm stormed a prison in Haiti on Monday, releasing more than 500 inmates after ...

Only 27% of hospitals nationwide are functioning, the U.N. has said. Cholera, tuberculosis and other diseases are also on the ...

Haiti, to distant hospitals and safer villages. Week after week, month after month, these helicopters — three of them — are now the only way small numbers of people, many serious medical cases ...

Thousands of Haitians marched through the streets of the country’s volatile capital on Wednesday, defying tear gas and gangs ...

Haiti (MNN) — With Haiti’s capital under complete control, armed gangs are now expanding their territory. Gang members ...

U.S.A.I.D. Advertisement Supported by A fire set by gangs at the country’s largest public hospital underscores long-simmering problems in Haiti, which is heavily dependent on international aid.