FRANCE 24 exclusive report in Haiti : the Iron Grip of the Gangs • FRANCE 24 English

In Port-au-Prince, nearly three million people are living in the grips of an asphyxiating gang war. The crisis continues despite the arrival of the first Kenyan police officers as part of a UN-backed multinational force to stem the violence. Although this international effort offers a glimmer of hope, few residents believe it could provide an effective or long-lasting solution. FRANCE 24's Catherine Norris-Trent and Roméo Langlois bring you behind the scenes of this exclusive 52-minute documentary. 
#Haiti #Gangs

[mimiclervil]

The bread seller 🥺 God please protect him to the fullest

[hermonogbamichael]

Heartbreaking to see a man selling his bread in the midst of such violence and shooting. What a human spirit of survival

[gazamarine]

Sad situation. No one can save Haiti except themselves.

[Champlife-xy]

France 24 should make a documentary about how you forced Haiti to pay compensation for their freedom which caused them to be paying France for 100 years instead of developing their country

[hayaglamazonluxe]

The art gallery owner was so inspiring in continuing to keep the centre open to keep hope alive.

[mkenyahalisi]

The bread seller 11:46 is doing his best in a terrible situation

[BABAKITTZ]

This is unacceptable, sad, Heartbreaking and disgusting to watch and I pray peace is restored in Haiti God speed.

[ltw]

It breaks my heart to see humans suffering from violence all over the world. To see that certain believes/perceptions of groups hinder development and prosperity makes me mad. Sending Love, compassion and true blessings to all of you!

[YeahYall]

The world is so silent on the plight of Haiti and its people.

[FloridaGunzBoyz]

That guy in orange was so scared for he’s life just trying to sell some bread is crazy

[ambarlee]

We hired some young girl at my job who's from Haiti but speaks french/spanish.. hard worker who begged for a chance and she's a sweetheart. Now I see why she's here.

[parkerray]

Poverty is never an excuse! There are poor people all over the world that do not act this way. These gangs are lazy, bottom feeders who take advantage at every turn!

[ExtremeObservations]

Wow brave journalists, getting all this footage and interviews in what is basically a warzone. 👏 bravo

[whatif]

salute to this man selling bread more blessings to come

[bradbrown]

What a dump . the poor are getting poorer and the rich richer . these people need someone like the man who has taken over El Salvador. clean up the gangs and run a clean country .

[johnjordan]

At the beginning of the video the guy driving is wanted by the FBI. But the person conducting the interview had no problem finding him. The FBI must not want him that bad.

[chrismessy]

"It's better to lose your house than your life." while he sits in his luxury and looks stuffed of food

[FrederickPalka]

Haiti needs El Salvador's Nayib Bukele 👍

[Stevie_jr]

Most black majority countries always going thru some bs like this is sad af 😔

[NumberReggaeHunter]

13:44 I feel his pain, I can tell he is proud to be Haitian but disappointed what they're doing to each other, ive watched many videos and interviews on Haiti, but this is my first time really feeling someone's Pain like that man. Stay strong bruthas!