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Weekly Report - 4 April 2006
HAITI: Préval wants police-oriented Minustah
President-elect René Préval has reiterated before the UN Security Council his wish for the mandate of Minustah, the UN 'stabilisation' force, to be extended with a difference: a shift away from the military presence and towards the strengthening of the Haitian national police.
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