3 kidnapped clergy released, 6 still held
- Jean Jonas
- Apr 22, 2021
- 1 min read

Three priests who were kidnapped in Haiti on April 11 have been freed, officials say.
The release on Friday, combined with the liberation of a lay person earlier this week, leaves two other priests, two nuns, and two of their relatives still in captivity.
The group was on its way to attend the installation of a parish priest when they were kidnapped in the town of Croix Les Bouquets, north east of the capital, Port Au Prince.
There is a ransom demand for US$1 million, plus reparations from the French government, which was the colonial power in Haiti until independence in 1803.
One woman who was ill was released Monday.
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