Press & Media

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

September 27, 2026

 

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Eliphete Joseph, President, MUDJJ

Email: contact@mudjj.org

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MUDJJ Issues Formal Communication to UN Security Council, BINUH, and CARICOM: "We Support the Security Mission — But We Demand Institutional Reform"

 

PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI — The Mouvement Inoubliable Dessalines Jean-Jacques (MUDJJ) and the Nou Se Ayiti (NSA) coalition have formally written to the United Nations Security Council, the Special Representative of the Secretary-General in Haiti (BINUH), and the CARICOM Eminent Persons Group, proposing a security partnership and a comprehensive Haitian institutional reset.

 

The letter, dated September 25, 2026, comes as the UN Security Council prepares to vote on renewing the Gang Suppression Force (GSF) mandate — currently deployed at approximately 1,083 of its authorized 5,500 personnel, far below the strength required to deliver on its mission.

 

A Conditional Partnership

 

MUDJJ's letter offers the international community a clear position:

 

"We are not asking for international security support to leave. We are asking for it to stay and to succeed in partnership with the Haitian people."

 

The organization supports the GSF mission but demands that security be paired with police reform, judicial reform, and a clean, transparent political transition.

 

The Evidence: The Current Framework Is Failing

 

The letter cites documented evidence that the current approach is not working:

 

· The Kenscoff Massacre: According to the RNDDH report published September 2026, at least 164 people were killed, more than 70 kidnapped, and dozens remain missing in the July–August 2026 massacres. Security in the area had been reduced by 60% before the attack. The report states the UN-backed force "remains barely perceptible on the ground."

· The Political Vacuum: The Transitional Presidential Council's mandate expired on February 7, 2026, without a clear succession plan. In January 2026, five of seven voting members voted to dismiss the Prime Minister, but the decision was never executed.

· The Accountability Gap: According to the ULCC 2024 Annual Report, of 166 corruption reports transmitted to the justice system, only 4 resulted in judgments.

 

MUDJJ's Three Requests

 

The letter formally requests:

 

1. A seat at the negotiation table with the UN Security Council, BINUH, and CARICOM to discuss a Haitian-led institutional reset.

2. A transparent, Haitian-led process for selecting a constitutional, uncorrupted transitional Prime Minister — free from foreign-manufactured candidacies.

3. A formal civil society oversight mechanism for security and judicial reforms.

 

A Partnership for Humanity

 

The letter invokes Secretary-General Guterres' remarks at the 81st General Assembly:

 

"The greatest power is not the power to dominate. It is the power to build a future that works for everyone."

 

MUDJJ's letter concludes:

 

"Haiti is a founding member of the United Nations. As the first nation to abolish slavery, we have historically been a mother of human rights. We can be the example of a nation that, with the right partnership, rebuilt itself on a foundation of unity, transparency, and dignity within 24 months."

 

About MUDJJ

 

The Mouvement Inoubliable Dessalines Jean-Jacques (MUDJJ) is a Haitian civil society organization representing the grassroots and diaspora. Its platform rests on five pillars: Sovereignty, Anti-Corruption, Unity, Dignity, and Development. MUDJJ operates alongside its coalition partner, Nou Se Ayiti (NSA).

 

Download the Letter

 

· [English Version (PDF)]

· [French Version (PDF)]

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Media Contact

 

Eliphete Joseph

President, MUDJJ

Email: contact@mudjj.org

Phone: +1.816.819.0626

Website: www.mudjj.org

 

 

MUDJJ Issues Formal Communication to UN Security Council, BINUH, and CARICOM: "We Support the Security Mission — But We Demand Institutional Reform"

The letter proposes a conditional partnership: MUDJJ supports the GSF mission while demanding police reform, judicial reform, and a clean, transparent transition. Full letter available in English, French.​

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A Question of Truth, Dignity, and the Legacy of 1804": MUDJJ — Movement Unforgettable Dessalines Jean-Jacques — Responds to President Abinader's UN General Assembly Address on Haiti

​Following President Abinader's address to the 81st UN General Assembly, MUDJJ President Eliphete Joseph  issue an open letter citing UN findings that weapons are trafficked through the Dominican Republic into Haiti, documenting over 670,000 deportations since October 2024, and calling for a Haitian-led transition.

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September 24, 2026 — MUDJJ (Movement Unforgettable Dessalines Jean-Jacques) today issued a formal response to President Luis Abinader's address at the 81st United Nations General Assembly.

 

Read the full letter below.

English

Spanish

French

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July 28, 2026 — MUDJJ Issues Formal Rejoinder to UN Security Council Session, Demands Recognition as Haiti's Government-in-Waiting

 

In response to the United Nations Security Council session of July 20, 2026, MUDJJ released a formal diplomatic rejoinder presenting evidence of corruption, gang collusion, and governance failure by the Fils-Aimé government.

 

Key Points:

 

· A $60 million/year contract with Erik Prince's Vectus Global signed without parliamentary approval

· 1,243 civilian deaths from drone strikes, with zero gang leaders captured

· Allegations of sexual assault by Kenyan police deployed to Haiti — warnings issued by MUDJJ were ignored

· The Kenscoff massacre where 61 residents, including 14 children, were killed while government officials were abroad

 

Download:

 

· [English Version (PDF)] — [Download]

· [French Version (PDF)] — [Download]

 

All Press Releases

 

Date & Title Links

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• July 28, 2026 MUDJJ Issues Formal Rejoinder to UN Security Council Session [EN] / [FR]

• ​August 28, 2026 URGENT: MUDJJ's Open Letter to the UN Security Council

• September 3, 2026 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - MUDJJ CONDEMNS DOMINICAN CANDIDATE CARLOS PEÑA'S TERRITORIAL THREAT AGAINST HAITI

• September 24, 2026 — MUDJJ (Movement Unforgettable Dessalines Jean-Jacques) President Eliphete Joseph today issued a formal response to President Luis Abinader's address at the 81st United Nations General Assembly. [EN] / [ES] / [FR]

• PORT-AU-PRINCE, September 27, 2026 — MUDJJ today published its formal communication to the UN Security Council, BINUH, and the CARICOM Eminent Persons Group. [EN] / [FR]

 

 

Media Contact

 

For media inquiries, please contact:

 

Eliphete Joseph

President, MUDJJ

Email: contact@mudjj.org

Phone: +1.816.819.0626

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Madame Kp (Marie Kettly Pierre) — Vice President, MUDJJ

Phone: +1.347.445.3030