AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoChild Protection: Haitian police say U.S. missionary Thomas Osbeck was detained in Cap-Haïtien after investigators found explicit messages to minors; 12 children were examined, and authorities say his orphanage lacked authorization. Election Uncertainty: The electoral council dropped a rule targeting candidates sanctioned by foreign governments, but campaign preparations and registration remain delayed amid gang violence. Gang Crisis: A U.N. panel says corrupt politicians and police help fuel gang violence, and reported Dominican army and police ammunition in the hands of 400 Mawozo. Haiti has launched its Gang Suppression Force, which has carried out operations in Tabarre and Cité Soleil. Kenscoff: Mayor Jean Massillon, who spoke up for residents facing gang attacks, has died. The town has suffered massacres that killed at least 164 people and displaced thousands. U.S. Visa Restrictions: A U.S. policy suspends visa issuance to Haitians, adding another barrier for families and travelers. Haitians in the U.S.: Communities are pressing for support as Haitian TPS faces termination, leaving many at risk of losing protection.
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