
Gang warfare in Haiti
The BBC’s Nawal Al-Maghafi has spent time embedded with the Kenyan forces in Haiti.
The UN-sanctioned mission in Haiti was meant to be a multi-nation effort with a contingent of 2,500 soldiers from seven different countries led by the Kenyan police. Six months later, only 400 Kenyan police officers have been deployed and the mission remains seriously underfunded. We speak to our reporter who spent time embedded with the Kenyan forces. A warning this episode contains distressing details.
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Presenter: Luke Jones.
(Photo: Kenyan police officer patrols as the country is facing emergency food insecurity while immersed in a social and political crisis, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti October 3, 2024. Credit: Jean Feguens Regala//File Photo/Reuters)
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