Haiti

Armed security guard protects Haiti's acting prime minister, Alix Didier Fils-Aime, center, after an event in July that marked one year since a severely outgunned Multinational Security Support Mission began trying to restore order in the capital city. (Odelyn Joseph photo courtesy of AP and NPR)
Haiti’s wary LGBT+ activists brace for first elections in 10 years
A health clinic in Johannesburg that was closed in 2025, following cuts in U.S. aid. (Joao Silva photo courtesy of The New York Times)
Study finds that Trump’s funding cuts led to closing 1,700 HIV treatment sites
Haitian activists frustrated by diaspora groups speaking over them
Dominique X Saint-Vil is the undisputed leader of the transgender men's community in Haiti
Confronting the silence that kills transgender Haitians
How one nonbinary Haitian activist built community through micro-credit
After Trump cuts, 20 LGBT+ organizations in Haiti had to close
Non-binary and transgender young people, expelled from the Dominican Republic in 2025 and welcomed at the premises of the Heritage for the Protection of Human Rights (HPDH) association in Ouanaminthe (Photo by @merlinjean)
In mourning and under fire, Haitians mark International Trans Visibility Day
Microcredit and LGBT+ inclusion: Urgent need for innovation in economic aid
Non-binary and transgender young people, expelled from the Dominican Republic in 2025 and welcomed at the premises of the Heritage for the Protection of Human Rights (HPDH) association in Ouanaminthe (Photo by @merlinjean)
Queer Haitian migrants need support amid mass deportations
Whipped and held captive in Haiti: Ovide’s ordeal
The Oloffson Hotel in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, before it was destroyed earlier this month (Christopher Miller photos courtesy of The New York TImes)
LGBTQ+ Haitians mourn the loss of Hotel Oloffson, an inclusive refuge
Haiti: Gay youth stabbed by his mother is still alive
Haiti: Setback for LGBT+ rights in the Caribbean
Queer Haitian migrants face uncertain future as U.S. revokes status
Haitian lesbians face dangers at home and in the U.S.
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Increasingly desperate, Haiti and its LGBTQ+ citizens face U.S. aid cuts