Since armed gangs invaded the Carrefour-Feuilles neighborhood and surrounding areas over a year ago, several public institutions and schools have become shelters for displaced people, who continue to face violence from these armed groups. The Lycée du Cent Cinquantenaire was no exception. Overnight, its premises on Avenue Jean Paul II, in Port-au-Prince, were turned into a camp for people fleeing gang violence. "We didn't even have access to our offices," lamented the school's director, Marie Dominique Secours. "
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