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Security Crisis: The UN Security Council renewed Haiti’s arms embargo, travel ban and asset freeze, extending its expert panel’s mandate as gangs expand beyond Port-au-Prince. About 1.5 million people have been displaced. Weapons Flow: A UN report traced diverted Dominican ammunition to Haitian gangs, while China urged stronger efforts to stop illicit weapons reaching the country. Elections: Haiti’s first elections in a decade remain delayed; officials are seeking security guarantees ahead of a planned December vote as new rules set deadlines for officials seeking office. Humanitarian Aid: The UN allocated an additional $75 million to Haiti amid worsening violence and humanitarian needs. Deportations: US border official Tom Homan said a recent record-setting ICE removal flight included Haitians being sent back to the country.

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HAITI-UN Security Council renews Haiti sanctions amid continued gang violence. – Caribbean Times

HAITI-UN Security Council renews Haiti sanctions amid continued gang violence. – Caribbean Times

UN Security Council renews Haiti sanctions amid continued gang violence

UN Security Council renews Haiti sanctions amid continued gang violence

UN Security Council renews Haiti sanctions amid ongoing gang violence

UN Security Council renews Haiti sanctions amid ongoing gang violence

UN Security Council’s renewed sanctions aim to starve gangs of bullets in Haiti

UN Security Council’s renewed sanctions aim to starve gangs of bullets in Haiti


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