Haiti’s criminal gangs on Thursday set fire to the premises of historic Radio Télévision Caraïbes, leaving the multistory building of the popular radio and television station charred by black ...

They are dodging bullets, defying censorship and setting personal struggles aside as they document the downfall of Haiti’s capital and the surge in violence blamed on powerful gangs that control 85% ...

PORT-AU-PRINCE, (Reuters) – Armed men set fire overnight to a building in Haiti’s capital that had long served as headquarters for the nation’s oldest radio station, as an alliance of gangs ...

La Chapelle, a commune in Haiti’s Artibonite Department, is the latest town falling under the control of violent armed gangs. The “Talibans” gang from Canaan, a neighborhood in the metropolitan area ...

Radio is Haiti's key news medium. The country has more than 400 radio and TV stations, but only half operate legally. Haiti's national radio and TV broadcaster RTNH is the primary state media outlet.

While the station had relocated its operations to Pétion-Ville over a year ago for security reasons, ... RSF and over 90 Haitian media professionals issued an international appeal to protect ...

Members of the powerful gang coalition Viv Ansanm stormed a prison in Haiti on Monday, releasing more than 500 inmates after setting fire to a police substation during a day of panic in the ...

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Jean-Jacques Asperges once relished returning home after a long day working at a radio station in one of the world’s most dangerous places for journalists.

PORT-AU-PRINCE - Armed men set fire overnight to a building in Haiti's capital that had long served as headquarters for the nation's oldest radio station, as an alliance of gangs continues to grow ...

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Jean-Jacques Asperges once relished returning home after a long day working at a radio station in one of the world’s most dangerous places for journalists. He had ...

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Jean-Jacques Asperges once relished returning home after a long day working at a radio station in one of the world’s most dangerous places for journalists. He had ...