Presenter cites video evidence of more than 1,400 killed and 600 injured between April and June 2026
August 29, 2026 | United Nations, International
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Addressing the Security Council, the presenter said a review of recent footage and reports indicated a sharp rise in lethal violence in Haiti, telling members that "video documenting more than 1400 people killed and more than 600 injured between April and June 2026 alone."
The presenter used the statistic to frame the Genskow massacre as part of a broader, escalating pattern of gang violence that is expanding beyond the capital and challenging state authority, and called for international support to strengthen security institutions and protect civilians.
The presenter used the statistic to frame the Genskow massacre as part of a broader, escalating pattern of gang violence that is expanding beyond the capital and challenging state authority, and called for international support to strengthen security institutions and protect civilians.
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