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Haiti'de Kenscoff katliamı: 47 ölü, 13 rehine serbest

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Haiti'nin başkenti Port-au-Prince yakınlarındaki Kenscoff topluluğuna hafta sonu düzenlenen silahlı saldırıda Birleşmiş Milletler verilerine göre en az 47 kişi öldü, 50'den fazla kişi kaçırıldı. BM, saldırıyı 'korkunç' olarak nitelendirirken ABD 'vahşi' saldırıları kınadı ve baskı gücünün hızla konuşlandırılması çağrısı yaptı. Çete lideri, yetkililer çete üyelerini öldürürse rehineleri öldürmekle tehdit etti. Saldırının ardından uluslararası tepkiler artarken, UNICEF'in arabuluculuğuyla 13 kadın ve çocuk rehine serbest bırakıldı. Kenscoff'ta öldürülen dört kişi için düzenlenen cenaze törenine yüzlerce kişi katıldı. Aileler kaçırılan yakınlarının serbest bırakılmasını talep ediyor; binlerce kişi çatışmalardan kaçarak bölgeyi terk etti. Saldırı, Haiti'de son yılların en büyük toplu kaçırma olaylarından biri olarak kayıtlara geçti. Kenscoff'un başkente giden yolları kontrol eden stratejik konumu, çetelerin genişleyen etki alanı ve polis yetersizliğine yönelik öfkeyi artırdı. BM ve ABD, yerel ve uluslararası güvenlik çabalarının yoğunlaştırılması gerektiğini vurguladı.

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  1. Security25 Aug, 03:27

    Gang attack in Haiti leaves at least 47 dead as anger mounts over police failures

    Haiti

    At least 47 people were killed and 22 more injured in an overnight gang raid on a neighbourhood overlooking Haiti’s capital of Port-au-Prince, the UN said on Monday, prompting anger over the lack of protection from repeated deadly attacks. The United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti ‌said estimates could still change. The hillside community of Kenscoff, in a strategic position overlooking routes into the capital, has suffered a dozen attacks by armed gangs since last year, forcing thousands to...

    South China Morning Post
  2. Security25 Aug, 17:35

    At least 47 killed and dozens kidnapped in gang attack near Haiti capital

    Haiti

    Gang leader threatens to kill hostages after attack in Kenscoff in which homes were also set alight ‘A massacre’: Haiti gangs carrying out mass killings At least 47 people were killed and more than 50 others kidnapped when armed men attacked a once peaceful community near Haiti’s capital at the weekend, the UN has said. A gang leader has threatened to kill the hostages if authorities kill any gang members as they try to secure the community of Kenscoff, nestled in the hills above Port-au-Prince. Continue reading...

    World news | The Guardian
  3. Security25 Aug, 17:59

    UN condemns ‘horrendous’ gang massacre that killed 47 in Haiti

    Haiti

    Spokesman stresses need to intensify local, international security efforts to counter ‘ruthless gangs’

    Anadolu Agency – Current News
  4. Security25 Aug, 18:38

    Dozens Massacred in Haiti, Officials Say, Heightening Fears of Gangs

    Haiti

    Gangs targeted a key community on the outskirts of the capital, raising fears about the gangs’ next move. The mayor said at least 25 people had been killed, but the U.N. put the death toll at 47.

    NYT > World News
  5. Security26 Aug, 10:12

    Police race to respond after gangs storm Kenscoff, kidnapping dozens

    Haiti

    Police in Haiti are scrambling to respond after armed men attacked Kenscoff, a once-peaceful community near Port-au-Prince. At least 47 people were killed and more than 50 kidnapped in one of the country’s largest mass abductions in years.

    Africanews – English (All)
  6. Security26 Aug, 14:55

    Gang attack in Haiti: Anger mounts over police failures

    Haiti

    At least 47 people were killed and more than 50 others kidnapped after armed men attacked a once-peaceful community near Haiti’s capital earlier this week, the United Nations said Tuesday. It is believed to be one of the largest mass kidnappings in Haiti in recent years, and one gang leader is threatening to kill the hostages if authorities kill any gang members as they try to secure the community nestled in the hills above Port-au-Prince. Sunday’s attack on Kenscoff pierced the belief that security in the troubled Caribbean country was improving. Journalist Harold Isaac reports from Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

    France 24 - International breaking news, top stories and headlines
  7. Security27 Aug, 14:02

    Haiti families plead for release of hostages after deadly gang attack

    Haiti

    Families in Kenscoff near the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince are demanding the release of relatives taken hostage by armed gangs during last weekend's deadly attack on the town. At least 47 people were killed and more than 20 abducted, with thousands having fled their homes to avoid further attacks.

    RFI – English
  8. Security28 Aug, 20:21

    US condemns ‘savage’ gang attacks in Haiti, urges swift deployment of suppression force

    Haiti

    Envoy condemns gang attack in Kenscoff that killed at least 47 people, left dozens abducted

    Anadolu Agency – Current News
  9. Security28 Aug, 20:35

    UN envoy urges stronger security response as Haiti gangs expand grip

    Haiti

    Envoy condemns gang attack in Kenscoff that killed at least 47 people, left dozens abducted

    Anadolu Agency – Current News
  10. Security29 Aug, 14:33

    Haiti gang frees 13 women and children days after raid that killed at least 47 people

    Haiti

    A gang in Haiti has freed thirteen hostages, including women and children, following a brutal assault. UNICEF played a crucial role in securing their release from a farming community. This incident in Kenscoff underscores the rampant violence impacting children across Haiti. The region has faced numerous fatalities and displacement due to gang activities, although mass abductions are less frequent and often yield unpredictable results for those abducted.

    Times of India – World
  11. Security31 Aug, 02:56

    Hundreds attend funeral in Haiti for 4 victims of brutal gang attack that killed 47

    Haiti

    Hundreds of people crowded into a church near Haiti’s capital on Sunday for the funeral of four of the 47 people killed in a recent gang attack so brutal that it shook a country that has long struggled with violence. Mourners wiped away tears, raised their hands and cried out as coffins arrived at a church in the farming community of Kenscoff. “We thank everyone who came in solidarity with the families that died and those who lost their loved ones,” Pastor Jean Robert Dorlus said. “God will open

    The Korea Herald – World
  12. Political31 Aug, 02:02

    Families in Quetta plead for ‘disappeared’

    QUETTA: Families of missing individuals rallied in Balochistan to demand the immediate recovery of their loved ones and an end to illegal detentions on the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances. Nasrullah Baloch, chairman of the Voice for Baloch Missing Persons, led the demonstration outside the Quetta Press Club. He called on the government and relevant authorities to urgently locate forcibly disappeared persons, specifically highlighting the plight of Baloch women, to end the severe mental agony endured by their families. Activists and families urged authorities to halt illegal custody and transition any suspects into the formal legal system. “If anyone has committed a crime, they must be produced in court and given their right to due process under the law,” Mr Baloch said. The demonstration drew significant participation from women and children, who carried banners and placards bearing slogans condemning enforced disappearances. Speakers at the rally emphasised that the internationally recognised day serves as a stark reminder of an ongoing human rights crisis. They appealed to top officials to permanently end the practice of forced disappearances and provide long-awaited relief to the affected families. Published in Dawn, August 31st, 2026

    Dawn – Pakistan

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