Agency official: partners recorded over 5,500 incidents of gender-based violence this year in Haiti
August 30, 2026 | United Nations, International
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An agency official reported that partners have recorded over 5,500 incidents of gender-based violence in the first six months of the year, which the statement described as "about 30 cases each day." The official added that women and girls constitute the vast majority of survivors.
The speaker said that approximately 70 percent of reported incidents involve **** (as recorded in the transcript) and that nearly 0.75 of reported cases involved collective ****. "This must stop," the official said, and urged collective responsibility to protect women and girls and to expand timely, comprehensive services for survivors.
The speaker said that approximately 70 percent of reported incidents involve **** (as recorded in the transcript) and that nearly 0.75 of reported cases involved collective ****. "This must stop," the official said, and urged collective responsibility to protect women and girls and to expand timely, comprehensive services for survivors.
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