Haiti gang kills 110 people accused of witchcraft
At least 110 mostly elderly people have been brutally murdered by gang members in the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince, according to a human rights group. The National Human Rights Defence Network (RNDDH) said a local gang leader had targeted them after his son fell ill and subsequently died.
Haiti gang leader blames witchcraft for his son’s death, kills more than 100 people
The latest killings, which include at least 90 men and 37 women, all elderly, according to the U.N.’s information, bring the death toll just this year in Haiti to 5,000 people, Türk said at a press conference ahead of Human Rights Day on Tuesday.
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