FJKL asks the UN to support military and security cooperation in Haiti

According to Rhinews, in a dispatch dated Port-au-Prince, November 5, 2026, the Fondasyon Je Klere (FJKL) is asking the United Nations to back a framework for military and security cooperation. The available text breaks off at that point. The precise content of that framework, the countries involved and the terms of the request are therefore not in the material gathered.

What Rezo Nòdwès says about Haitian justice

Rezo Nòdwès, in an article dated November 6, 2026, contrasts the slowness of Haitian justice with a case in El Salvador. In El Salvador, José Omar Fermán Mezquita, 48, received a 34-year prison sentence for attempting to murder two men on February 21, 2026, in San Sebastián Salitrillo. The verdict came in under nine months, according to the outlet, which cites the daily La Noticia SV.

Rezo Nòdwès also reports that several cases against those suspected of being behind massacres remain untried in Haiti. It cites Wharf Jérémie, La Saline, Bel-Air, Grand-Ravine and Pont-Sondé. For Wharf Jérémie, arrest warrants were issued in March 2026 against ten suspects. The outlet notes no conviction of the main perpetrators in the reports it consulted.

The United Nations figures

Rezo Nòdwès reports that the United Nations counts more than 5,700 people killed or injured between January and mid-September 2026. It says this violence involves the armed groups and the operations carried out against them. It attributes to the United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti (BINUH) a toll of at least 207 dead, mostly elderly people, in the Wharf Jérémie massacre of December 6 to 11, 2024.

A letter to António Guterres

Rezo Nòdwès says that Wilson Joseph, alias "Lanmò Sanjou," leader of the 400 Mawozo gang, has written to the UN Secretary-General, António Guterres. He is calling for an international delegation to be sent to encourage dialogue. He is being prosecuted by US authorities, and a reward of up to one million dollars is offered for his arrest. According to the Associated Press, cited by Rezo Nòdwès, UN spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric confirmed that the letter had been received. He said this did not amount to recognition of its author or approval of his demands.

The training announced by the government

According to Rezo Nòdwès, the government of Alix Didier Fils-Aimé announced on November 3, 2026, a training program for magistrates and police investigators. It is preparing for the entry into force of the new Penal Code and Code of Criminal Procedure, scheduled for January 1, 2027. The Ministry of Justice has planned six sessions through December 11. It is aiming to reach 40% of first-instance magistrates and 40% of police investigators.