Haiti's Crisis: Call for UN Intervention

This chapter explores the Haitian Prime Minister's urgent request for UN assistance to combat rampant gang violence that has overwhelmed local police. Despite the UN Security Council's strong rhetoric, it opted for sanctions rather than direct intervention, prompting a debate about the effectiveness of such measures in stabilizing Haiti. The chapter examines the complex historical context of foreign involvement and the current political turmoil, revealing a challenging path towards resolution amidst overwhelming insecurity.