More than a year after a contingent of Kenyan police arrived in Haiti, the United States is proposing to replace the force with something bigger and better financed.
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More than a year after a contingent of Kenyan police arrived in Haiti, the United States is proposing to replace the force with something bigger and better financed.
By Frances Robles
A larger multinational security force will have broader authority to combat rising gang violence than its predecessor but could…
International mission would surge personnel in Haiti, with mandate to 'neutralise, isolate, and deter' gangs.
It’s been one year since an international police force was sent to take on gangs that have terrorized Haiti, but its funding and…
Unit will have up to 5,500 soldiers and police officers who will tackle the violence that has overwhelmed the country
The security force can deploy up to 5,500 uniformed personnel, five times the size of the current law enforcement mission.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Wednesday that progress had been made in assembling an international anti-gang force…
