The U.N. Security Council began a four-day mission in Haiti on Monday to review the terms of its mandate and evaluate earthquake reconstruction efforts in the Caribbean country.

Caribbean Community leaders and ambassadors from the United Nations Security Council arrived Monday in Haiti on separate missions to assess progress since the 2010 earthquake. Click to Continue »

FIFA has confirmed that it is waiting for an explanation over emergency aid for the Haiti earthquake disaster which failed to reach its destination after being sent to the Trinidad & Tobago (TTFF) football federation.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – The U.N. Security Council began a four-day mission in Haiti on Monday to review the terms of its mandate and evaluate earthquake reconstruction efforts in the Caribbean country.

Originally from Haiti, Evans' Medjina Saint Fleur lost 11 family members in the 2010 earthquake Evans' Medjina Saint Fleur wishes she got to know better her 11 family members killed two years ago when a 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck Haiti. "I feel like maybe if I had called them or talked to them more, I would have gotten to know them, and they would have gotten to know me," Saint Fleur said.

A January 2011 photo of Haiti's ex-dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier, who has avoided human rights charges after a judge's investigation that was riddled with mistakes, lacked solid evidence or testimony and featured a parade of prosecutors.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti, Feb. 14, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- In meeting with the President of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), Mr. Desire Delano Bouterse and the Bureau of Heads of Government during CARICOM's ...

UNITED NATIONS _ When a 15-member delegation of the U.N. Security Council arrives in Haiti Monday for an on-the-ground look at the situation two years after a devastating earthquake, it will find a nation at fever pitch over carnival, but lukewarm or even hostile on the topic of United Nations troops. A new allegation of rape involving Pakistani soldiers and three young Haitian boys in the city ...

A team of six music teachers from New Hampshire plan to travel to Haiti at the end of the month to help students in the earthquake-ravaged nation.

On Monday, the United Nations Security Council began a four-day mission in Haiti to evaluate their peacekeeping and reconstruction efforts. Part of their trip will include a visit to a treatment center for victims of cholera. A visit is a good start, but not enough.