Haiti Criminal Groups Trafficking Children Amid State Collapse

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•Human Rights Watch reports increased child trafficking by criminal groups in Haiti.
•Haiti is experiencing a state collapse characterized by weakened government institutions.
•Trafficked children face exploitation and abuse within criminal networks.

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▸If the Haitian government regains control and strengthens law enforcement then child trafficking networks may be disrupted, improving security and humanitarian conditions.

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REGIONALHuman Rights WatchHaiti Criminal Groups Trafficking Children Amid State Collapse

Criminal groups in Haiti are trafficking children amid the country's ongoing state collapse. This situation exacerbates humanitarian and security challenges in Haiti, undermining governance and international aid efforts. The trafficking involves exploitation and abuse, further destabilizing vulnerable populations.