Haiti

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Violence affected people’s lives, limiting their access to food, health and education. Authorities were unable to guarantee the safety of the population and impunity was widespread. Security was a matter of concern and debate in the international community. Children were victims of human rights violations such as sexual violence and rape. Authorities’ capacity to deliver child welfare and social reintegration services continued to be severely impaired.

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Abolitionist for all crimes

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