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As the United States pulls away from global multilateral institutions like the United Nations, CSIS scholars undertake research and analysis on the critical role that human rights and democratic values play in a comprehensive and sustainable foreign policy.

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The United States Votes to Establish a Haiti Gang Suppression Force: Now What?

Americas Program Senior Associate Georges Fauriol and Mary Speck discuss the implications of the UN Security Council's approval of the “Gang Suppression Force" and consider what the Haitian role may be in this process.

Critical Questions by Georges A. Fauriol and Mary Speck — October 8, 2025

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