MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION (2025/2905(RSP))
On the humanitarian and security situation in Haiti, in particular the rising power of criminal gangs and the recent massacre in Cabaret
B-10-2025-0411
on behalf of the Verts/ALE Group · Rapporteur: Catarina Vieira, Mounir Satouri, Maria Ohisalo, Nicolae Ștefănuță, Ville Niinistö
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This resolution addresses the humanitarian and security crisis in Haiti, condemning gang violence and the recent massacre in Cabaret. It calls for justice, humanitarian aid, and a coordinated EU strategy.¶¶¶
Key points
- Calls on the transitional government to prioritize justice, humanitarian aid, and reparations for survivors of sexual violence, and to coordinate security measures.¶
- Calls on all Haitian actors to forge a national pact to ensure stabilization and prevent armed group financing and weapons trafficking.¶
- Calls on the EU to support demobilization, reconciliation, and reintegration programs, especially for children, and to address stigma and cycles of revenge.¶
- Calls on the EU to increase support for humanitarian needs and development, with monitoring to ensure funding benefits Haitian people and human rights.¶
- Calls on the EU to adopt a coordinated, long-term strategy with binding commitments and funding, supporting a full-fledged UN mission and Haitian civil society participation.¶
- Calls on the EU to ensure the new Gang Suppression Force has clear funding, personnel, bases, and transparent operations that uphold Haitian sovereignty and human rights.¶
Who is affected
- Haitian transitional government and political actors, who are urged to prioritize justice and forge a national pact.¶¶
- EU institutions, called on to provide funding and strategy for security, humanitarian aid, and development in Haiti.¶¶¶
- Haitian people, especially survivors of sexual violence and children, who would benefit from aid and reintegration programs.¶