SHOTLIST PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI (APRIL 16, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) 1. PEOPLE BLOCKING ROADS BY BURNING TYRES 2. RESIDENT MAN SPEAKING 3. SECURITY FORCES WAITING ON VEHICLE 4. ROAD BLOCKED WITH BARRICADES 5. MOTORCYCLIST TRYING TO PASS OVER BARRICADES 6. HAITIAN PEOPLE SINGING 7. ROAD BLOCKED WITH BARRICADES AND SANDBAGS (2 SHOTS) 8. VARIOUS OF NEWLY ESTABLISHED ACCOMMODATION AREA 9. HAITIAN WOMAN SLEEPING ON FLOOR 10. HAITIAN CHILD HOLDING BALLOON 11. LIVING SPACE MADE OF CARDBOARD 12. HAITIAN MOTHER CRADLES HER BABY TO SLEEPPORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI - APRIL 16: A planned citizens’ demonstration on Wednesday, April 16, in the Canape-Vert neighborhood of Port-au-Prince was canceled amid heightened tensions, even as thousands prepared to take to the streets to protest the worsening security situation. Escalating insecurity, gang violence, and deepening political instability particularly in the Haitian capital have forced thousands of families to flee their homes in search of safer living conditions. According to recent data from the International Organization for Migration (IOM), more than one million Haitians are currently internally displaced a figure that has tripled since 2023. Growing insecurity, particularly in the capital, is forcing families to flee repeatedly, often at the cost of deplorable living conditions, with no access to drinking water, healthcare or decent shelter.