Two dozen police officers and soldiers arrived in Haiti on Thursday, to help bolster a Kenya-led, UN-approved mission against violent gangs. They will be working alongside the country’s police and military to tackle the gangs. Around 580,000 people have been displaced since the fighting broke out.
Police officers and soldiers arrive in Haiti, joining Kenya-led mission against violent gangs
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