Overview: Human rights groups and international actors condemned the killing of more than 50 civilians in Labodrie, Arcahaïe district. PORT-AU-PRINCE — More than 50 people were killed in the Labodrie massacre last week, human rights groups confirmed Tuesday, as national and international actors condemned the atrocity and urged action against Haiti’s gangs. Similar to numerous other bloodbaths in the past, officials once again delayed their response, and international bodies condemned the massacre. International condemnations as violence spreads beyond Arcahaïe Amnesty International condemned the massacre, calling it proof of the Haitian state’s inability to protect its population. Gangs killed hundreds, forced the displacement of thousands and burned down homes and farms.