UN Integrated Office in Haiti
Tracked by AYITI INTEL since 2025-12-04 · 1,110 sourced references across the daily briefings.
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… a major operational intelligence deficit for election planning bodies. BINUH Special Representative of the Secretary-General Carlos Ruiz Massieu briefed the UN Security Council on Secretary-Genera …
… feasibility report against the December 13 date. CARICOM, OAS, and BINUH should jointly establish a clear and publicly communicated threshold of security and registration conditions that must …
… The August 24 attack on a Kenscoff farming community killed multiple civilians. BINUH's August 25 report documents at least 1,408 killed and 656 injured during the April through June quarter alone. UN Secr …
… formally excluded, generating a minor but trackable legitimacy variable. Any BINUH or UNSC communication responding to the Kenscoff massacre, given SRSG Ruiz Massieu's July 22 council briefing, should b …
… at least Q1 2027, as no policy deceleration signal is present. OHCHR and BINUH should initiate a coordinated documentation exercise on wrongful deportation cases involving Dominican-born individuals …
… Prince's reported private drone fleet involvement remains publicly unresolved. BINUH's mandate runs through 31 January 2027 under Resolution 2814. The institutional scaffolding of the international securi …
… IRC, and UNODC assessments. Over 1,600 people were killed in Q1 2026 alone per BINUH. Since January 2026, over 100 kidnappings were cited by UN Secretary-General Guterres during his June visit. The June 1 …
… government actors and international donors should engage the GSF command and BINUH to establish a formal security corridor protocol at the primary border crossing points, enabling humanitarian access fo …
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