The humanitarian situation in Haiti continue to deteriorate. Aid organisation, Save the Children, says in the first three months of this year, more than 78 500 people were displaced by gang violence. The number is more than double that of the same period a year ago.

This week, the head of the UN migration agency in the country urged the international community to respond to an escalating humanitarian crisis in the Caribbean country.

To give the latest, is Johanna Leblanc, Haitian-American National Security Law and Foreign Relations analyst She is also Former Senior foreign policy advisor, to Haiti's Ambassador to the United States.

The humanitarian situation in Haiti continue to deteriorate. Aid organisation, Save the Children, says in the first three months of this year, more than 78 500 people were displaced by gang violence. The number is more than double that of the same period a year ago.
This week, the head of the UN migration agency in the country urged the international community to respond to an escalating humanitarian crisis in the Caribbean country.
To give the latest, is Johanna Leblanc, Haitian-American National Security Law and Foreign Relations analyst She is also Former Senior foreign policy advisor, to Haiti's Ambassador to the United States.