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Look at this photo, It's Sunday October 15 2017, the U.N. peacekeeping mission in Haiti is over. The United Nations has lowered its flag on Haiti and all of the U.N. soldiers are going home.

No more MINUSTAH in Haiti. This chapter is over.

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Look at this photo... United Nations MINUSTAH Mission to Haiti has ended... This is a photo of the closing ceremony Thursday 05 Oct 2017

The UN flag was lowered and folded. Symbolically, the Minustah ended and Sandra Honoré, who led the mission for the past four years expressed her satisfaction.

A new UN mission, the MINUJUSTH, will take over.

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Haitians want the UN Peacekeeping forces (MINUSTAH) out of Haiti but...

Year after year, MINUSTAH remains :)

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HAITI has been a United Nations member since 24 October 1945, the same day that the United Nations officially came into existence.

The United Nations, also known as the UN, is an international organization whose stated aims are facilitating cooperation in international law, international security, economic development, social progress, human rights, and achievement of world peace.

The United Nations was created after World War II to replace the League of Nations, to stop wars between countries, and to provide a platform for dialogue.

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Here is a photo of Colonel Bernard Ouellette, Chief of Staff of MINUSTAH, the UN mission in Haiti.

Colonel Ouellette was fired in July 2010 for having a romantic relationship with a UN civilian in Haiti.

In July 2012, Colonel Ouellette files a lawsuit against the Department of National Defence and fellow officers for defamation.

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Shayne Gilbert is a United Nations worker in Haiti from New Zealand who predicts that more people will die in Haiti because the UN has not done enough.

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There are many Rwandan Police Officers in MINUSTAH, the UN Peacekeeping mission to Haiti.

Here is picture of Rwanda Police Officers, members of the Rwandan National Police Force

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