UN Office on Drugs and Crime

… posture that is being undermined by Dominican actors at the same border. The UNODC's June-July 2026 report independently identified the DR-Haiti land border as a critical chokepoint for illicit firearms …

… stockpile control weaknesses for cash payments from trafficking networks. UNODC's JuneJuly 2026 border-management assessment identified the DRHaiti border zone as a critical vulnerability in the regi …

… the finding more consequential than the DR's cooperative framing suggests. UNODC's June through July 2026 reporting identified the DRHaiti land border as the primary vector for weapons, ammunition, an …

… 4 2025, adding a state-sourced civilian harm dimension alongside gang violence. UNODC places total killings since January 2022 at 16,000. CARICOM used the September 29 UNSC session to call for additional t …

… BINUH reported at least 1,408 killed and 656 injured in Q2 2026 alone. UNODC estimates 16,000 killed since January 2022. Government counter-gang operations using kamikaze drones in residential are …

… State Department Level 4 Do Not Travel advisory, IOM displacement figures, and UNODC reporting of 16,000 killed since January 2022. The remittance dimension is operationally significant. Diaspora remittan …

… Cumulative deaths since January 2022 are documented at approximately 16,000 by UNODC. The Viv Ansanm post-Tyson fragmentation is the single most consequential near-term security variable: a leadership con …

… broader Caribbean and Central American trafficking literature, reinforced by UNODC's January 2026 estimate of 16,000 killed in Haiti since 2022, underscores that the diversion of state-marked ammunition …