UN Confirms 4 Kenya-led Mission Sexual Abuse Cases in Haiti

HAITI – Haitian human rights organizations are demanding justice and reparations after the United Nations confirmed four cases of sexual exploitation and abuse involving members of the Kenya-led Multinational Security Support Mission in 2025.

Advocates say the confirmed cases in Haiti reflect a broader, longstanding pattern of abuse tied to foreign interventions in the country, and warn that once again, victims risk being left without justice.

The allegations come as the multi-national mission begins withdrawing personnel from Haiti.

More than 500 Kenyan police officers, along with Bahamian contingents, have returned home between December 2025 and March 2026.