BINUH - Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti
- The political crisis in Haiti continued unabated, hindering progress on reforms.
- Violence increased, with a rise in homicides and attacks on police.
- The justice system faced challenges, leading to increased pretrial detention and poor prison conditions.
- The economy contracted, exacerbating food insecurity and vulnerability.
- BINUH and the UN country team worked to integrate their activities and support Haiti's stabilization.
The report discusses the ongoing political crisis in Haiti, marked by civil unrest and a lack of a confirmed government. It highlights efforts by BINUH and international actors to encourage dialogue and consensus-building among political stakeholders. The report also addresses the rise in violence, including gang-related crime and human rights violations, and the challenges faced by the justice system and prison conditions. Furthermore, it outlines the economic challenges, food insecurity, and the need for improved basic social services and resilience to natural disasters. The report concludes with observations on the transition to BINUH and the need for continued support for Haiti's stabilization and prosperity.
How to cite
2020, BINUH - Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti, https://binuh.unmissions.org/en/document-library