AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUN Security Council Urged to Act: UNODC Executive Director Monica Juma told the Security Council Haiti needs urgent support to stabilize a worsening governance crisis driven by organized crime, with illicit firearms and cross-border trafficking tightening gangs’ grip. Anti-Gang Mission Roadmap: The UN-backed Gang Suppression Force asked for a mandate extension through September 2028, outlining benchmarks like dismantling gang bases, reopening transport corridors, and protecting critical infrastructure. Maternal Care for Displaced Women: In Hinche, Midwives for Haiti’s Camp Clinic delivers weekly maternal health services, transport, and hot meals to pregnant women and new mothers displaced by violence. Hunger Risk From El Niño: A forecast for a very strong Super El Niño is raising hunger fears for millions, prompting a new anticipatory appeal to protect high-risk communities before peak impacts hit. HIV Services Under Pressure: Ahead of AIDS 2026, new findings link PEPFAR disruptions to major drops in pediatric HIV treatment access, including declines reported in Haiti. TPS Deadline Fallout in the U.S.: As Haitian TPS protections near expiration, U.S. officials and advocates warn of healthcare staffing strain and broader community impacts, while attorneys general push Congress to extend TPS and restore judicial oversight.
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