Thirteen of the sixty people kidnapped in Haiti have been released. Among those freed are seven women, three babies under two years old, a seven-year-old child and two teenagers, according to a UNICEF statement.
The United Nations Children's Fund confirmed the release of these minors, who were among those kidnapped. The total number of people kidnapped amounts to sixty.
The release of these thirteen hostages represents a significant development in the mass kidnapping case that occurred in the country. Authorities and international organizations continue to monitor the situation of the remaining kidnapped individuals.
