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La Chapelle, a commune in Haiti’s Artibonite Department, is the latest town falling under the control of violent armed gangs.

Violence against children in Haiti increased by nearly 500% last year, according to a United Nations report, ranking the Caribbean nation as dangerous a place for children war-torn Gaza, the ...

The U.N. was able to verify 2,269 grave violations against 1,373 children in both the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince and the rice-growing Artibonite region.

In Artibonite, more than 90,000 people have fled their homes since December, and the Department of the North has seen an increase of nearly 80 percent in displacement.

After these attacks in the Centre and Artibonite Departments, over 64,000 people have been displaced according to estimates from the UN International Organisation for Migration (IOM).

Gran Grif operates mainly in the Artibonite region, a vital agricultural area. The State Department said the gang has been responsible for 80% of civilian death reports in that area since 2022.

Several people have been killed, including an 11-year-old child, Horace said. Haiti's heartland under attack Gran Grif is the largest gang to operate in the central Artibonite region.

The attack on Petite Rivière comes weeks after the Canaan and 400 Mawozo gangs struck other towns in the Artibonite region, according to the U.N. political mission in Haiti.