New human rights report unveils details, blames police for recent massacre in Haiti
- SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -- A human rights group in Haiti has published a report that reveals new details about one of the country’s biggest massacres in recent years and unveils security holes as authorities struggle to contain violent gangs.
- The National Human Rights Defense Network said its report is backed by interviews with judges, police officials, armed civilians, the former head of a police station and more than 100 victims and their relatives.
- The report provides the most complete account to date of the attacks that gangs recently launched on the once peaceful farming community of Kenscoff
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- SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -- A human rights group in Haiti has published a report that reveals new details about one of the country’s biggest massacres in recent years and unveils security holes as authorities struggle to contain violent gangs.
- The National Human Rights Defense Network said its report is backed by interviews with judges, police officials, armed civilians, the former head of a police station and more than 100 victims and their relatives.
- The report provides the most complete account to date of the attacks that gangs recently launched on the once peaceful farming community of Kenscoff
Sources: ABC News