Society

UNICEF documented a deepening educational emergency for Haiti’s displaced children in 2025, with over 1,600 schools closed nationwide due to

Women’s rights organizations maintained their advocacy for genuine inclusion in Haiti’s governance structures throughout 2025, arguing that despite formal commitments

UNICEF’s 2024 assessments highlighted the specific situation of Haitian children who had been born during the crisis years — children

The entry into force of Haiti’s new criminal code in June 2024 brought with it provisions that legalized abortion under

UNICEF documented in 2024 that over 1,600 schools had closed nationwide due to gang violence and occupation of educational facilities

Haitian women’s organizations mounted sustained pressure campaigns in April and May 2024 demanding genuine inclusion in the transitional governing structures

Educational access in Haiti reached a new crisis point in 2023 as gang violence, school occupation by armed groups, and

Religious institutions — Catholic, Protestant, Vodou, and others — maintained a presence in Haitian communities throughout 2023 that provided spiritual

UNICEF and Haitian education authorities reported in 2022 that approximately 60 percent of schools in the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area were

The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Haiti renewed its calls for national dialogue and political reconciliation during the 2022 Easter season,