Roger Bilham, one of the first seismologists to visit Haiti after last month's earthquake, calls for UN enforcement of resistant construction in cities with a history of violent tremors.

"Haiti is not dying," says Free Methodist pastor Jean-Marc Zamor one year after the massive earthquake, and faith-based humanitarian aid workers are pressing ahead with relief and reconstruction ...

At 21:53 UTC yesterday, an earthquake of magnitude 7.0 struck the Caribbean nation of Haiti. The US Geological Survey (USGS) says that it was the most violent earthquake to strike the impoverished ...

On the first anniversary of the Haiti earthquake, global disaster relief is under the microscope. A $15-billion-a-year industry with 250,000 workers, the stakes are high – but from each tsunami ...

On the Haiti earthquake anniversary, reminders that many Haitians still go without access to basic services such as access to hospital care despite the influx of over $1 billion in aid.

Port-au-Prince resident Maxi Phalone after her sister was rescued from the rubble of the Haiti earthquake in January 2010. Port-au-Prince was a canyon of crushed concrete and horrified screams as ...

Reflecting on the anniversary of the Haiti earthquake, we remember the resilience and ongoing recovery efforts.

Experts are worried the earthquake Saturday in Haiti could add to COVID-19 spread as more people are forced into closer confines waiting for aid.

Around 1.2 million people, including 540,000 children, have been impacted by the 7.2-magnitude earthquake which struck southwestern Haiti on Saturday morning, according to UNICEF.