Haiti is grappling with a severe crisis as gang violence and climate change converge, displacing over 1.4 million people. Since January 2022, more than 16,000 have died due to gang-related violence, forcing families like Émile Charles's to abandon their homes and seek refuge in overcrowded urban areas. Armed groups control approximately 90% of Port-au-Prince, where residents face violence and extortion. Concurrently, rural areas are suffering from droughts and failed harvests, pushing farmers into cities. The situation is dire, with inadequate infrastructure leading to disease and desperation. The UN has reported numerous casualties from police actions against gangs, highlighting the ongoing struggle for safety and stability in Haiti.