La CNDDR appeals to media to help promote peace in Haiti
The national disarmament commission held a day of exchange with journalists and international partners on the media's role in fostering peace.
The Commission Nationale de Désarmement, de Démantèlement et de Réinsertion (CNDDR) organized an information and exchange day on September 4, 2026, at Palm Residence, according to Le Nouvelliste. The event focused on communication mechanisms that could contribute to the promotion of peace in Haiti, bringing together journalists, institutions and international partners around the theme of the role and responsibility of the media in promoting peace in the country. CNDDR coordinator Guerda V. Prévilon set the framework directly, stating that the commission wants to involve stakeholders in the effort, according to the outlet. The gathering was part of a broader push by the CNDDR, which has presented a strategic roadmap against violence, Le Nouvelliste reported. Additional details of the discussions were not fully available in the source excerpt. The initiative reflects the commission's stated intent to mobilize the press as a partner in reducing violence and advancing dialogue in Haiti. Le Nouvelliste published the report on its national news pages in 2026.