Security, Justice, and Rule of Law
Establishing a functional justice system, professional security forces, and the rule of law as the foundation for stability and investment.
Key Challenges
Gang-controlled territories in major urban areas
Severely underfunded and understaffed judiciary
Prison overcrowding and prolonged pretrial detention
Limited police presence outside Port-au-Prince
Key Questions for This Pillar
What security model is appropriate for Haiti's context?
How can the justice system process cases faster while protecting rights?
What role should community-based security play?
Comparative Example
Colombia
Colombia reduced its homicide rate by 80% between 1991 and 2020 through a combination of police reform, community policing, targeted social investment in high-violence areas, and sustained political commitment across multiple administrations.
Haiti 2077 invites citizens, professionals, diaspora members, and organizations to contribute structured proposals addressing the challenges and opportunities within this pillar.
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