Thursday March 28, 2024 ((rezonodwes.com)) – “Planned” gang violence in Haiti has left more than 1,500 dead since the start of the year, the UN human rights office said on Thursday. based in Geneva.
“All of these practices are scandalous and must stop immediately,” said Volker Turk, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights.
In Haiti, where the rule of law is completely absent with a judicial system criticized, under the administration of Ariel Henry-SDP-Fusion-Inite, “dozens of people were lynched by self-defense brigades,” adds The report.
On the other hand, a press release published at the same time as a UN report describes the “catastrophic” situation in Haiti, a country led for more than a decade by a government team decried by the population but supported by the international community, including the United Nations High Commission, which has never sanctioned the embezzlement of Ariel Henry’s corrupt regime, national human rights officials complain.
