The 26-year-old woman once saw the Coalition as her protectors against Haiti's heavily armed gangs. Then they abducted her. As a U.S.-backed, U.N.-authorized international force works to establish security in Haiti, the Coalition and other so called self-defense brigades pose a unique challenge

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• Matthew Hay Brown

  The 26-year-old woman once saw the Coalition as her protectors against Haiti's heavily armed gangs. Then they abducted her. As a U.S.-backed, U.N.-authorized international force works to establish security in Haiti, the Coalition and other so called self-defense brigades pose a unique challenge
  
• The Washington Post left

  As the U.S. and its allies try to root out Haiti’s gangs, vigilante groups are presenting a unique challenge. Some brigadiers wear uniforms and have support from the Haitian National Police. Some are accused of robbery, extortion, trafficking drugs and weapons, abduction, sexual assault and murder.