Haiti continues to face a state of lawlessness following the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse in July 2021. The country is grappling with severe inflation, acute hunger, and rampant violence, including sexual violence against women. Gangs control significant parts of the capital, Port-au-Prince, using sexual violence as a weapon of war. Victims like Marjorie Destin recount harrowing experiences of assault and loss. Organizations like Kay Fanm provide support to these women, but the overall situation remains dire. The international community has considered intervention, but previous failures and Haitian distrust of foreign military forces complicate the response. Haitian women bear the brunt of the ongoing crisis, facing displacement, insecurity, and a lack of fundamental rights.