Cite Soleil is a densely populated neighborhood near the port in Port-au-Prince. It's among the most impoverished and violent areas in the small country.

A hospital worker searches for recoverable items from a food depot at the Fontaine Hospital Center the day after it was broken into and robbed during an armed attack on the hospital in the Cité ...

Gunfire is part of life in Cité Soleil — the most densely populated part of the Haitian capital and the heart of Port-au-Prince’s gang wars.

At least 207 people were killed by members of the Wharf Jeremie gang in Haiti's portside neighborhood of Cite Soleil earlier this month, the United Nations said in a report on Monday, revising up ...

The Brooklyn gang has some 200 members and controls certain communities within Cite Soleil including Brooklyn. They are involved in extortion, hijacking of goods and general violence against ...

The Brooklyn gang has some 200 members and controls certain communities within Cite Soleil including Brooklyn. They are involved in extortion, hijacking of goods and general violence against ...

Scores of people are dead amid days of violent clashes between warring gangs in Cité Soleil, the Haitian capital’s largest slum, and thousands more have been trapped without food or water ...

In Cité Soleil, home to about 300,000 people, gangs fighting for control are using bulldozers to topple homes, gang-rape women and girls, and kill at random, according to interviews with residents.

Joseph, the pastor, accused the government of abandoning Cité Soleil and providing no services. “This is horrible, the way things are,” he told the radio station.

In Cité Soleil — where most health centers are closed or are no longer operational because it has become too dangerous for the staff to report to work — UNICEF and partners are reaching ...

The U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights has accused the leader of a powerful armed group in Haiti of killing as many as 184 people in the Cité Soleil area of Port-au-Prince.

Gunfire is part of daily life here in Cite Soleil — the most densely populated part of the Haitian capital and the heart of Port-au-Prince’s gang wars.