Haiti is currently facing a dual-pressure crisis characterized by internal displacement and involuntary returns, according to recent reports. Thousands of citizens are fleeing their homes to escape the control of armed gangs, while tens of thousands of other Haitians are being deported or sent back to the country from abroad.
This influx of returned individuals arrives in a shrinking territory where ongoing violence continues to spread outward from the capital city of Port-au-Prince. The convergence of internal displacement and external repatriation places severe strain on the affected areas.
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