Log in
A man on a motorcycle passes burning barricades during a day of protests following the kidnapping of 17 foreign missionaries, 16 of them American and one Canadian, which occurred last Saturday when they were returning from an orphanage on the outskirts of the capital, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 23 October 2021. A week after the kidnapping the 17 people, neither the Haitian Government nor the Police have offered official information on the case, although several sources from the Executive have confirmed to the media that the detained missionaries are being held by the 400 Mawozo gang, which is asking for a ransom of 17 million dollars. In recent months, murders, robberies and kidnappings have multiplied, becoming a lucrative source of funding

A man on a motorcycle passes burning barricades during a day of protests following the kidnapping of 17 foreign missionaries, 16 of them American and one Canadian, which occurred last Saturday when they were returning from an orphanage on the outskirts of the capital, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 23 October 2021. A week after the kidnapping the 17 people, neither the Haitian Government nor the Police have offered official information on the case, although several sources from the Executive have confirmed to the media that the detained missionaries are being held by the 400 Mawozo gang, which is asking for a ransom of 17 million dollars. In recent months, murders, robberies and kidnappings have multiplied, becoming a lucrative source of funding

Choose your license

Rights Managed:

One-time editorial use in an online article, social media channels, internal presentation, website, newsletter, or blog.

One-time editorial use in a book, newspaper or magazine (excluding cover page), external presentation. Limited to 5,000 circulation. This includes the rights available in the Standard license.

Media Info

Credit: Agencia EFE

Media ID:

Recording Date: Oct 23, 2021

Media Size: 5,040×3,366 Pixels

A man on a motorcycle passes burning barricades during a day of protests following the kidnapping of 17 foreign missionaries, 16 of them American and one Canadian, which occurred last Saturday when they were returning from an orphanage on the outskirts of the capital, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 23 October 2021. A week after the kidnapping the 17 people, neither the Haitian Government nor the Police have offered official information on the case, although several sources from the Executive have confirmed to the media that the detained missionaries are being held by the 400 Mawozo gang, which is asking for a ransom of 17 million dollars. In recent months, murders, robberies and kidnappings have multiplied, becoming a lucrative source of funding

Restrictions: This image can only be published in Germany, Switzerland and Austria.

Release Info: Do I need a release?

Captions may have been translated or enriched by an AI system.
For more information about AI-assisted captions, see AI-assisted captions.

Need a custom license?

If your intended use isn't covered by the available options (such as non-editorial purposes or specific distribution needs), contact us. Our team will be happy to provide a tailored offer based on your requirements.