UNICEF Sounds Alarm: Children Now Comprise Up to Half of Haiti's Armed Groups

In a note released on May 28, 2024, UNICEF asserted that, according to UN estimates, armed groups would include between 30% and 50% children in their ranks, who are victims of coercion, abuse, and exploitation in a persistently fragile social, economic, and political context fueled by the relentless violence that has plunged various regions of the country into chaos.

In a note released on May 28, 2024, UNICEF asserted that, according to UN estimates, armed groups would include between 30% and 50% children in their ranks, who are victims of coercion, abuse, and exploitation in a persistently fragile social, economic, and political context fueled by the relentless violence that has plunged various regions of the country into chaos.

Since September 2023, the United Nations has established a systematic data verification collection concerning the recruitment and use of children by armed groups. Hait

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