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Featured here is a selection of recent images relating to the situation in Haiti
Jordanian U.N. peacekeepers pray during
a military ceremony of their comrades in
Port-au-Prince, Haiti January 20, 2006.
The two U.N. peacekeepers were killed
and a third wounded by gunfire in the
Haitian capital on Tuesday in the latest
clash between U.N. troops patrolling a
Port-au-Prince slum and the gangs who
control it. REUTERS/Eduardo
Munoz
REF: PAP04D
A U.N. armored personnel carrier
carrying Brazilian U.N. peacekeepers
patrol a street in the neighborhood of
Citi-Militare next to Citi-Soleil in
Port-au-Prince, Haiti January 20, 2006.
Two U.N. peacekeepers were killed and a
third wounded by gunfire in the Haitian
capital on Tuesday in the latest clash
between U.N. troops patrolling a Port-au-
Prince slum and the gangs who control it.
REUTERS/Eduardo
Munoz
REF: PAP11D
Haitians march and sing during a
manifestation in the volatile
neighborhood of Citi-Soleil in Port-au-
Prince, Haiti, January 24, 2006. Jacques
Bernard, director general of the
Provisional Electoral Council, said on
Monday that voting stations would be
removed from Cite-Soleil as a protective
measure for February 7. REUTERS/Eduardo
Munoz
REF: PXP04D
A Haitian woman mourns over her son's
coffin in the volatile neighborhood of
Citi-Soleil in Port-au-Prince, Haiti,
January 11, 2006. Haiti's electoral
authorities have set a new date for an
oft-delayed presidential election,
saying that the first round of the chaos-
bedeviled ballot will take place
February 7, as the United Nations has
demanded. He was injured during a U.N.
operation on Saturday but later died on
Sunday, according to witnesses. REUTERS/
Eduardo
Munoz
REF: PAP03D
A Haitian man holds a bullet as he rests
in a hospital after being injured during
a military operation in early January in
the volatile neighborhood of Citi-Soleil
in Port-au-Prince, Haiti January 11,
2006. Haiti's electoral authorities have
set a new date for an oft-delayed
presidential election, saying that the
first round of the chaos-bedeviled
ballot will take place February 7, as
the United Nations has demanded. REUTERS/
Eduardo
Munoz
REF: PAP04D
A machine gun is installed on the roof
of a house in the volatile neighbourhood
of Bel-Air in Port-au-Prince January 5,
2006. Businessmen called for a general
strike on Monday to protest against the
wave of kidnappings in the poorest
American country. REUTERS/Eduardo
Munoz
REF: PAP02D
A nurse of Medecins sans Frontieres (MSF)
mission tends to a patient at St.
Joseph's Hospital in Port-au-Prince,
Haiti January 19, 2006. Nearly 50
percent of all MSF's patients treated
for violence-related injuries have been
women, children or the elderly. REUTERS/
Eduardo
Munoz
REF: PAP04D
A Jordanian U.N. peacekeeper cries
during a military ceremony of his
comrades killed in Port-au-Prince, Haiti
January 20, 2006. Two U.N. peacekeepers
were killed and a third wounded by
gunfire in the Haitian capital on
Tuesday in the latest clash between U.N.
troops patrolling a Port-au-Prince slum
and the gangs who control it. REUTERS/
Eduardo
Munoz
REF: PAP05D
A Jordanian U.N. peacekeeper reads the
Koran in the volatile neighborhood of
Citi-Soleil in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, in
this October 27, 2005 file picture. Two
U.N. peacekeepers were killed and a
third wounded by gunfire in the slum of
Citi-Soleil in Port-au-Prince on Tuesday,
the United Nations said. REUTERS/
Eduardo Munoz/
Files
REF: PAP02D
A patient injured by a gunshot wound
rests as doctors of Medecins sans
Frontieres (MSF) tend to another patient
in the emergency room of St. Joseph's
Hospital in Port-au-Prince, Haiti
January 19, 2006. The MSF called on all
armed groups in the capital to respect
safety of civilians and allow immediate
access to emergency medical care.
REUTERS/Eduardo
Munoz
REF: PAP03D
Haitians collect water for cooking in
the volatile neighborhood of Citi-Soleil
in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, January 11,
2006. Haiti's electoral authorities
have set a new date for an oft-delayed
presidential election, saying that the
first round of the chaos-bedeviled
ballot will take place February 7, as
the United Nations has demanded. REUTERS/
Eduardo
Munoz
REF: PAP06D
Haitians wait outside a hospital to have
a medical check-up in the volatile
neighborhood of Citi-Soleil in port-au-
Prince, Haiti January 11, 2006. Haiti's
electoral authorities set a new date for
an oft-delayed presidential election,
saying that the first round of the chaos-
bedeviled ballot will take place
February 7, as the United Nations has
demanded. REUTERS/Eduardo
Munoz
REF: PAP07D
A Haitian woman holding a baby walks in
front of a spray-painted sign for the
presidential candidate Rene Preval in
the volatile neighborhood of Citi-Soleil
in Port-au-Prince, Haiti January 24,
2006. Jacques Bernard, director general
of the Provisional Electoral Council,
said on Monday that voting stations
would be removed from Cite-Soleil as a
protective measure for February 7.
REUTERS/Eduardo
Munoz
REF: PAP04D
Haitians ride a bicycle as they pass in
front of an abandoned house in the
volatile neighborhood of Citi-Soleil in
Port-au-Prince, Haiti January 11, 2006.
Haiti's electoral authorities set a new
date for an oft-delayed presidential
election, saying that the first round of
the chaos-bedeviled ballot will take
place February 7, as the United Nations
has demanded. REUTERS/Eduardo
Munoz
REF: PAP08D
Nurses and doctors of Medecins sans
Frontieres (MSF) tend to patients at St.
Joseph's Hospital in Port-au-Prince,
Haiti January 19, 2006. Nearly 50
percent of all MSF's patients treated
for violence-related injuries have been
women, children or the elderly. REUTERS/
Eduardo
Munoz
REF: PAP02D
Brazilian U.N. peacekeepers patrol in
front of a cracked windshield at a check
point in a market in Port-au-Prince,
Haiti January 18, 2006. Brazilian
General Jose Elito Carvalho de Siqueira
was offered the position of head of the
U.N. peacekeeping mission in Haiti
following the suicide of General Urano
Teixeira da Matta Bacellar, the
Brazilian government said on Tuesday.
REUTERS/Eduardo
Munoz
REF: PAP02D
A Haitian sleeps in front of a wall
plastered with presidential and
legislative posters in Port-au-Prince,
Haiti, January 27, 2006. Haiti's
election authorities have decided not to
put voting stations inside the nation's
largest slum, drawing accusations they
are discriminating against the troubled
nation's poorest citizens. REUTERS/
Eduardo
Munoz
REF: PAP04D
A U.N. armored personnel carrier (APC)
with Jordanian peacekeepers in it patrol
a street in the volatile neighborhood of
Citi-soleil in Port-au-prince, Haiti
January 20, 2006. UN intensified the
patrols around the zone today after two
peacekeepers and four Haitians were
killed during heavy combats in the
volatile neighborhood of Citi-Soleil.
REUTERS/Eduardo
Munoz
REF: PAP07D
A Haitian man looks on next to a coffin
in the volatile neighborhood of Citi-
Soleil in Port-au-Prince, Haiti January
11, 2006. Haiti's electoral authorities
have set a new date for an oft-delayed
presidential election, saying that the
first round of the chaos-bedeviled
ballot will take place February 7, as
the United Nations has demanded. REUTERS/
Eduardo
Munoz
REF: PAP05D
A Haitian informer looks at the volatile
neighborhood of Citi-Soleil in Port-au-
Prince, Haiti January 8, 2006. U.N.
mission head Juan Gabriel Valdes
announced on Friday that U.N. troops
would occupy the Cite Soleil slum, the
capital's most dangerous ghetto, and
warned that civilians could be harmed.
REUTERS/Eduardo
Munoz
REF: PAP03D
