'Haitian solutions for Haitian problems: Every international intervention in Haiti has failed'
Summary
Experts say Haiti’s problems are caused by deep, ongoing issues, not just gang violence. International efforts, like the Kenyan peacekeeping mission, have failed because they did not address these root causes.Key Facts
- The Kenyan peace force is leaving Haiti after a mission that some call a failure.
- Dr. Rosa Freedman, a law and conflict expert, says Haiti’s crisis comes from structural problems, not only gangs.
- Gangs are connected to layers of corruption and collusion, not just criminals acting alone.
- Haiti’s financial problems include sovereign debt, which worsens the situation.
- International interventions have not worked because they ignore the deeper causes.
- Experts recommend solutions made and led by Haitians themselves to solve their problems.
- Past missions were known likely to fail by those who understand Haiti’s complexities.
- Addressing financial and political root issues is key to any lasting progress.
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