An SOS 🆘 For Haiti 🇭🇹 by Mickael Marabou @mickaelmarabou and Wanito @wanitomusic ✊🏽🇭🇹this is the type of music we should support. We all have to lend a hand to do what we can for Haiti. This song is A cry for help. Let’s all share it. It’s on all platforms 🛟 #haiti #haitian #haitianamerican #haitianmusic #haitinews #haitiannews #haitianfood #haitianblogger #haitiantourism #haitianamerican

Posted on @jamaicaobserver they say this is a group of Haitian refugees just arriving in Jamaica 🇭🇹🇯🇲 #haiti #jamaica #haitian #jamaican #haitianamerican

👀Let’s listen to this Haitian Americans story 👂🏾 she just up and went to Haiti 🇭🇹 what are your thoughts 💭 🇭🇹 #haitians #haitianamerican #haitianamericans #haitiansinnewyork #haitianblogger #haitiansbelike

Kids 😓 For a second day ….🇭🇹 #haiti #haitian #haitianamerican #haitinews #haitianbelike #ayiti

Armed bandits attacked an orphanage north of Haiti’s capital where several disabled children recently died after being blocked by gangs from seeking medical care, the operators of the orphanage and one of its residents told the Miami Herald. Located in the coastal city of Arcahaie an hour north of Port-au-Prince, the HaitiChildren orphanage has been appealing for months to Haitian authorities to allow the transfer of dozens of its disabled children and dependents to safety in Jamaica. They’ve cited the escalating gang violence surrounding the facility and ongoing threats from armed groups who have threatened to shoot the kids. The latest attack, said resident Ronald Beaubrun, happened at about 11 p.m. Tuesday. The bandits didn’t leave until around 2:30 a.m. after stealing everything and attempting to rape one of the female residents. There were 20 to 25 of them and they were all heavily armed,” said Beaubrun, 26, who grew up in the orphanage and still lives there. After the attack, the staff responsible for caring for all 107 kids, including some who use wheelchairs, fled, leaving the children to fend for themselves. “We have no reinforcements,” Beaubrun said, fearing the bandits’ return. Beaubrun said the the bandits gained access to the orphanage by overpowering the armed security guards and trying them up. After spending about a half hour in the yard, they ransacked the facility, stealing everything of value: food, laptops, cell phones, solar panels and even the cows and goats. After finding the safe in the office, they spent almost an hour on cracking into it before finally leaving. More than 50 of the abandoned children and dependents at the orphanage are disabled. Their disabilities include Down syndrome, multiple sclerosis, autism and brain injury from seizures. Since June, the charity and its supporters have been appealing to Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry and the head of the Institute for Social Welfare and Research, Haiti’s child welfare agency, to allow the disabled kids and adults to temporarily leave. #haiti #haitian #haitianamerican

A Haitian bringing all these powerful community leaders together in one place for one conversation this Saturday, Brooklyn. kings theater October 14. It’s essential that you attend.✊🏿✊🏽🇭🇹 @e.raymond_ #haiti #haitiansinnewyork #haitianamerican #haitianpride #haitian #brooklyn #brooklynny

Powerful night!!🇭🇹 This Saturday, October 14, Brooklyn. kings theater be ‼️more information in @e.raymond_ bio 🇭🇹🇭🇹 #haiti #haitian #haitianamerican #haitiansinnewyork

Former Haitian Senator Joseph Joel John pleaded guilty on Tuesday to criminal charges in a U.S. court for his role in the 2021 assassination of the Caribbean country's last president Jovenel Moise. John, one of 11 defendants, could face life in prison at a sentencing proceeding scheduled for Dec. 19 in federal court in Miami. John pleaded guilty to providing material support to the plot to kill Moise, including rental vehicles used by the conspirators, introductions to gangs whose support they sought and attempts to procure weapons. According to John's statement, he was present at meetings where Moise's assassination was discussed, including one the night before the killing was carried out. The shooting of Moise in his bedroom two years ago left a political vacuum emboldening gangs to expand their territory, becoming de facto authorities across large parts of the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince, many carrying out killings, kidnappings and gang rapes. A year ago, Haiti's unelected government called for urgent help from international forces to help restore order. John was arrested in Jamaica and in May last year became the third man to be charged with involvement in Moise's murder. An investigative judge in Haiti has called several high-profile politicians to appear for questioning, while the U.S. case investigates Colombian ex-soldiers, businessmen and dual Haitian-American citizens. John was extradited to the United States from Jamaica, where he was arrested early last year. He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to kill and kidnap a person outside the United States, proving material support to carry out a violation resulting in a death, and conspiracy to provide such support. In a separate plea agreement, the court said John could face a life sentence and a fine of up to $250,000 for each of three counts His guilty plea follows that of retired Colombian army officer German Rivera last month and that of dual Haitian-Chilean citizen Rodolphe Jaar in March. Rivera's sentencing is set for Oct. 27, while Jaar was given a life sentence. #haiti #haitianamerican #haitinews #haitian

Ladies True or False 🤔🇭🇹 ( @_jujub_ ) #haitianwomen #haitianwoman #haiti #haitian #haitianamerican

Thoughts 💭 🇭🇹 ( @papymikee ) #haiti #haitian #haitianamerican

🔥 🇭🇹Haitians realize the buying power that they have and they are using it to demand a humane, dignified treatment from Dominicans. I’m proud of this decision and I hope it provides a way for Haiti and the DR to discuss and negotiate a dignified resolution. I was strongly against the DR shutting their borders because of the impact on both Haitians and Dominicans, but it’s the greatest slap in the face for Abinader to open borders only so Haitians can keep his economy afloat. Haitians across the nation are calling this a “peyi lok” they stand fully behind. Side note: Y’all if you go to the canal in Haiti, you’ll be shocked at how small it is. All of this tension for this small canal that will be brining water, bringing life to an area in desperate need. I’m still in shock this is a real dispute. Wow. @bertrhude #haiti #ayiti #haitianamerican #ayisyen #haitian #haitianmusic #haitiannews #dominicanrepublic #dominican

He is not about to let DR play with us.🇭🇹🕯️🕯️. #haiti #haitian #haitianamerican #haitiantimes #haitiantiktok