UN Office on Drugs and Crime
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… gang violence since January 2022 stands at approximately 16,000 killed, per UNODC estimates. UN Secretary-General Guterres documented more than 100 kidnappings since January 2026 during his June visit …
… disrupted in ways that compound the humanitarian crisis documented by UNODC, which recorded 1.5 million displaced persons and over 50 percent food insecurity as of January 2026. The $300 million …
… June 2026, United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs UNODC Haiti Explainer, 21 January 2026, United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime BINUH Security Council Briefing, Carlos Ruiz …
… since January 2022 and 1.5 million internally displaced persons according to UNODC data. The strategic implication is that the GSF has not yet reversed the security deterioration that drives migration p …
… controls approximately 90 percent of Port-au-Prince per GI-TOC, IRC, and UNODC assessments. Over 1,600 people were killed in Q1 2026 alone per BINUH. Since January 2026, over 100 kidnappings were ci …
… that neither the US nor the DR can easily August 25, 2026 ignore. BINUH and UNODC should formally propose to the DR Ministry of Defense and CESFRONT a bilateral arms trafficking interdiction coordinati …
… security presence has not produced measurable territorial rollback. The UNODC figure of 16,000 people killed and 1.5 million displaced since January 2022 represents the cumulative cost of this fail …
… safety of reintegration for deportees who lack secure onward transit. UNODC data indicates 16,000 killed and 1.5 million displaced inside Haiti since 2022, contextualizing the receiving environme …
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