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FRANCE 24 Wins DIG Award for Documentary on Haiti’s Gang Crisis

FRANCE 24 Wins DIG Award for Documentary on Haiti’s Gang Crisis

Investigative film honored for exposing gang control and violence in Haiti
FRANCE 24 has received the prestigious DIG Award for its investigative documentary 'Haiti: The Iron Grip of the Gangs.' The film sheds light on the country’s escalating gang violence and its devastating impact on local communities, drawing international attention to one of the most pressing humanitarian and security crises in the region.
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EU Digital ID Claims Misstate What Brussels Can Legally Force on Member States
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