UN Office on Drugs and Crime
Tracked by AYITI INTEL since 2025-12-18 · 571 sourced references across the daily briefings.
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… DEVELOPMENT 3: WEAPONS TRAFFICKING THROUGH THE DRHAITI BORDER CORRIDOR UNODC AND US STATE DEPARTMENT CONFIRM A PERSISTENT SUPPLY ROUTE THAT DIPLOMATIC PROGRESS HAS NOT DISRUPTED DOMAIN: G REGIONA …
… operational capacity across multiple Port-au-Prince zones simultaneously. UNODC estimates 16,000 killed since January 2022, and the Q2 2026 pace roughly 470 killed per month suggests acceleration r …
… enforcement pressure will intensify further as displacement continues. The UNODC baseline as of January 2026 documents 1.5 million displaced and 5.8 million food insecure; if those figures worsen thro …
… 3." iom.int. May 2026. IOM. "Haiti Displacement Update." iom.int. June 5, 2026. UNODC. "Haiti Organized Crime and Violence Assessment." unodc.org. January 2026. UN Security Council. Resolution 2793. Octobe …
… to mid-2026. The coalition was formed in September 2023; a January 2026 UNODC explainer recorded 16,000 killed since January 2022 and 1.5 million displaced at that time, figures that have since wor …
… shipment destined for Haiti was intercepted by Dominican authorities, with UNODC and the US State Department engaged on firearms trafficking suppression represents a third security-domain engagement …
… than 100 kidnappings since January 2026 during his June 2026 Haiti visit. UNODC documented 16,000 killed since January 2022. Congressional testimony from Pressley and Markey reflects this body of evi …
… 2026 US-Caribbean joint framework for disrupting illicit firearms trafficking. UNODC estimates 16,000 killed in Haiti since January 2022. Arms trafficking from the United States through the Caribbean into …
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