Haiti unrest threatens food aid
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The UN says unrest in the Haitian capital has forced it to consider diverting food aid via the Dominican Republic.
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DUBEDOU, Haiti Sept. 29, 2004 - The corn crop is flattened, rice paddies are washed away. Even the bitter oranges exported to make liqueur have become casualties of Tropical Storm Jeanne, which killed more
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Haitians in the city of Gonaives are still desperately short of food and medicines, a senior UN commander warns.
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Gunmen burned tires and robbed food from markets in Port-au-Prince as unrest spread over storm-hit and flood-ravaged Haiti, killing about a dozen people, reports from the Haitian capital said on Sunday.
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Reported clashes in and around a village in northern Darfur disturbed crucial food deliveries to thousands of displaced people, despite new accords promising aid groups unhindered access, U.N. officials said Sunday.
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Hungry, thirsty and increasingly desperate residents attacked each other in a panic Thursday to get scarce food and water  as workers struggled to bury hundreds of corpses five days after the city was struck by Tropical Storm Jeanne.
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By Joseph Guyler Delva in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, and Andrew Buncombe in Washington. Armed gangs roamed Haiti yesterday, stealing food from the hungry and hope from entire communities as the poorest country
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The United Nations World Food Program (WFP) warned on Friday that the plight of hundreds of millions of hungry people around the world has been overshadowed by the crisis in the Darfur region of western Sudan.
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Unrest in Haiti may force the United Nations to divert ships carrying food for flood victims to the Dominican Republic, where the aid can be put on trucks, a U.N. spokesman said on Tuesday.
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Villages throughout Sudan's Darfur  region face an "unprecedented food crisis," worse than the  threat of famine in recent decades, the International Committee  of the Red Cross (ICRC) said on Tuesday.
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Haiti, which suffered 1,500 deaths following Tropical Storm Jeanne, is considering evacuating part of the city of Gonaives. Interim Prime Minister Gerard Latortue told the
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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti -- New fighting has broken out in the capital of Haiti as supporters of the ousted president take to the streets.
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PORT-AU-PRINCE -- Supporters of ousted President Jean-Bertrand Aristide are making violent threats against government officials in Haiti's capital. Demonstrators wielded machetes and threatened to behead the interim prime minister, as well as police officers who got in their way. Though many demonstrators were unarmed, some wore masks and carried rocks and machetes. At least two had guns. No violence was ...
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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti  - Gunmen raided homes and  stole food from Haitians outside aid distribution centers as  U.N. troops struggled on Friday to maintain order in the chaos  left by floods in which 2,000 people may have died.
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GONAIVES, Haiti - Victims who lost relatives, homes and belongings in Tropical Storm Jeanne are now tormented by street gangs who attack food convoys, raid homes at night and shoot those who get in their way.    The failure of Haiti's U.S.-backed government to disarm the gangs that helped oust President Jean-Bertrand Aristide has created a climate of instability that further jeopardizes lives after the calamity Jeanne visited on Gonaives 10 days ago...
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Tropical Storm Jeanne's devastation of GonaÃ¯ves, Haiti, has exposed the fragility of the country seven months after President Jean-Bertrand Aristide resigned.
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Three people are killed in Haiti's capital as the continuing violence threatens to disrupt much-needed food aid.