The numerous camps for displaced persons in Port-au-Prince are home to victims of rape by armed gangs. They include elderly women, young women, and even girls. As a result of these rapes, which occurred during massacres and armed attacks, some victims became pregnant. Others contracted diseases, including HIV.

Your digital news and investigative media Enquet'Action is 7 years old in the Haitian media landscape.

The rhinoceros iguana and the ricord iguana are two endemic lizard species discovered in the Cacique Henri Communal Park in Anse-à-Pitres ..

For, the opposite of gee boy or "real man" is homosexual or a woman in a man's body, following this perception marching in tandem ...

As gangs continue to wreak havoc in the Haitian capital, neighborhoods are being reconfigured on a daily basis. Lost, abandoned ...

While the press around the world has always been the object of much criticism, in Haiti the practice of journalism has reached a worrying...

The year 2024 has been declared the Year of Education by the Haitian digital news and investigative media Enquet'Action. Support our...

Nearly 130 kilometers from Port-au-Prince, the Haitian social movement is back on track. In a spectacular, unexpected and original way....

Since the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse on July 7, 2021, hypotheses of links between the suspects and certain international secret services have not ceased to fuel debate in the public arena. The United States has placed under seal information concerning alleged links between the FBI, the DEA and the individuals involved.

Over the past five years in Haiti, journalists have become easy prey for armed groups who are waging a reign of terror in the country in general, and the Port-au-Prince region in particular. At least thirty of them have been killed, wounded, kidnapped, victims of attacks or kidnap attempts, creating fear within the extremely precarious corporation.

2017- 2023, six years since Enquet'Action, the digital news and investigative medium, came into being. It's time to take stock, in a context that's been poisonous for no less than five years.

Gone on a report in the neighborhood of Grand Ravine located south of Port-au-Prince, since March 14, 2018, the Haitian photojournalist Vladjimir Legagneur has never returned. Despite arrests, discoveries, encounters, suspicions and sweeping statements, five years later, the blur persists. The Haitian National Police (PNH) is struggling to provide progress on the investigation while the corporation and the victim's relatives are unable to mourn.