Prince, protested on Wednesday to demand protection against gangs. Armed with machetes and stones, the protesters attempted ...

Haitian immigrants, advocates and officials gathered in Brooklyn’s Little Haiti to fight for TPS and denounce deportations.

“Despite the reinforcement of the arms embargo, weapons and ammunition trafficking continue to flow into Haiti and into the ...

The council tasked to prepare eventual presidential elections in Haiti swore in a new leader Friday, as the country continues ...

U.S.A.I.D. Advertisement Supported by A fire set by gangs at the country’s largest public hospital underscores long-simmering problems in Haiti, which is heavily dependent on international aid.

The international community's response to Haiti's crisis ignores the reality that Haitians must bring the solution, not outsider demands.

In Haitian communities, the announcement sparked fear, protests and lawsuits. The U.S. is preparing to deport thousands, even as it imposes a “do not travel” advisory on Haiti, citing ...

In Haiti, one's status as a deportee brings an added level of risk. Here is why police and gangs are targeting such people ...