Why Haitians do not want a UN mission in their country
A boy walks past a group of armed police officers during protests to demand the resignation of Haiti’s Prime Minister Ariel Henry in Port-au-Prince in February. Reuters
Haitians are very vocal about their objection to the peace-keeping mission authorised by the United Nations Security Council that is set to begin later this month.
Hounded by political turmoil, instability, wars and gang infestations, the UN has often sent in troops to calm the restive nation.
