The number of children recruited by gangs in Haiti soars by 70%, UNICEF says

The number of children recruited by gangs in Haiti rose 70 percent in a year, UNICEF said in November 2024, with gangs using children as informants, fighters and forced labor as poverty and violence deepened amid political instability.

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