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Haiti - FLASH : Final investigation report on Haiti from the UN Sanctions Committee 19/10/2023 10:28:16
The Security Council Group of Experts, established by resolution 2653 (2022), has just published its final investigation report (S/2023/674) which was transmitted to the Security Council Committee concerning Haiti, which examined last September, informed the United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti (BINUH. An edifying report which after 1 year of investigation puts the spotlight on the hands hidden in this crisis and those who profit from this crisis. Without answering all the questions, this report will provide grist for the mill of those who want to know beyond the rumors and see the truth come to light... Contents : [...] Political, security and economic context A. Political transition B. Security situation 1. Security context 2. Law enforcement 3. Justice system 4. Regional impact C. Unilateral sanctions and measures D. Economic situation III. Information relevant to the potential designation of individuals or entities who may have engaged in, directly or indirectly, actions that threaten the peace, security or stability of Haiti A. Gangs in Haiti 1. Gang distribution 2. Gang dynamics during the reporting period 2.1 Fighting between G9 and G-Pèp 2.2 Bwa Kale and the strengthening of self-defence groups 2.3 Dynamics in G-Pèp alliance 3. Financing of gangs 3.1 Links between political and economic actors and gangs 3.2 Sources of revenue B. Transnational crime dynamics 1. Weak border controls and corrupt practices: key factors to criminal activities 2. Weapons and ammunition trafficking and diversions 2.1 Typology of illicit firearms in Haiti 2.2 Trafficking routes 2.2.1 Trafficking from the United States 2.2.2 Trafficking from the Dominican Republic 2.2.3 Trafficking from Haiti 2.3 Diversions of weapons and ammunition within Haiti 2.3.1 Diversion from national stockpiles 2.3.2 Civilian ownership 2.3.3 Private security companies 3. Drug trafficking 4. Trafficking in persons and smuggling of migrants C. Acts that violate international human rights law or acts that constitute human rights abuses 1. Sexual and gender-based violence 2. Recruitment of children 3. Weaponization of hunger and violations to the right to food 4. Indiscriminate attacks against the population 5. Obstructions of humanitarian access and assistance Attacks against United Nations agencies 6. Violations by the police IV. Illicit financial flows 1. Diversion of Petrocaribe funds 2. Diversion of Customs revenues 3. Diversion of bilateral aid V. Implementation of the measures adopted in paragraphs 3, 6 and 11 of UNSCR 2653 Recommendations Annexes Download the final report S/2023/674 English PDF 156 pages : https://www.haitilibre.com/docs/N2324629.pdf HL/ HaitiLibre
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