Haitian Temporary Protected Status (TPS) holders in South Florida are bracing for the termination of their legal status, after the Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to end the program initially granted post-2010 earthquake.
Haiti has announced that it will hold its first elections in ten years on December 13, which will also include a vote on a new constitution. This marks a significant step for the Caribbean nation after a prolonged period without electoral processes.
Sunderland's Wilson Isidor reflects on the unforgettable feeling of scoring for Haiti at the World Cup, despite his team not winning a point in the tournament.
The Department of Homeland Security has deported more than 100 Haitian immigrants who had convictions for violent offenses and sex crimes. This action is part of ongoing efforts to remove individuals deemed a threat to public safety.
Royal Caribbean has extended the suspension of visits to its beloved cruise spot, Labadee, Haiti, through June 2027, citing ongoing safety concerns for travelers amid gang violence and political instability in the region.
Thousands of Haitian immigrants and their US employers are facing confusion due to the loss of work authorization, impacting their legal status and employment.
Haiti has announced that long-awaited presidential elections will be held in December, marking the first such vote in a decade. The decision comes despite ongoing security challenges in the country.
A UN official has reported that children in Haiti are being held in prison for years without ever facing a judge or receiving a trial. This highlights a severe issue within the Haitian justice system regarding juvenile detention.
Football coach Patrice Migne has transitioned from his role with the Haitian national team to take up a new position with Gabon.
With the state shattered, armed gangs in Haiti are offering food, shelter, and perilous safety to young people, often forcing them into a life of brutality and violence.
As fighting intensifies in Port-au-Prince, only a fraction of Haiti's maternity services remain operational, operating under constant threat from gang violence, as depicted in a photo essay.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is reportedly preparing a significant operation to locate and arrest Haitian migrants in the U.S. who are set to lose their Temporary Protected Status (TPS) following a Supreme Court ruling.
The United States has pledged to crack down on Haitian gangs that are reportedly making money through activities on social media platforms.
Armed gangs in Haiti now control nearly all of Port-au-Prince and are expanding their reach, with the town of Kenscoff recently attacked, exacerbating the country's humanitarian crisis.
Haiti remains gripped by widespread violence from armed gangs, hindering humanitarian aid deliveries to the local population despite the deployment of a new international security force.