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Haiti: Elections on hold as gangs adapt to security crackdown, Security Council hears

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Briefings

The UN Security Council warned on Monday that armed groups in Haiti are intensifying security operations by targeting civilians and expanding into rural areas. This development follows a security crackdown that has left the country's elections on hold, with gangs adapting to these new measures. The evidence indicates a shift in tactics rather than a complete cessation of violence, as groups continue to operate despite international pressure.

Key points

• UN Security Council issued a warning on Monday regarding armed groups in Haiti.

Context

The Security Council is monitoring a security crackdown in Haiti that has stalled elections. Armed groups are adapting to this by targeting civilians and entering rural areas, as warned by the UN.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single UN warning from Monday. Specific numbers, dates of violence, or casualty figures are not provided. The extent of the security crackdown and its full impact remains unclear without additional data.

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