AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoElections Under Threat: UN rights chief Volker Türk says Haiti is still far from conditions for credible elections, citing gang violence, rights abuses, and a deepening humanitarian crisis; his office reports at least 5,700 killed or injured by gangs or during operations, plus hundreds kidnapped and widespread sexual violence. Security & State Authority: Haiti’s Interior Ministry says it’s drafting new decrees to tighten oversight of private security agencies, travel agencies, and related financial and migratory flows. Education Access: The education ministry says baccalaureate certificates and transcripts will be available next week at departmental directorates in Nippes, Grand’Anse, South, and Southeast to spare students risky trips to Port-au-Prince. Haitians Abroad Hit Hard: In Springfield, Ohio, five Haitians were deported after U.S. protected status ended; advocates link the fallout to the end of TPS and note deportation flights now land in Cap-Haitien due to insecurity. Sports Tensions: Haiti’s football federation moved to cool controversy after Wilson Isidor’s “Hispaniola is Haiti” remarks, while the Dominican Republic confirmed a stadium ban on Haiti’s national team after crowd disturbances.
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